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1. Oxford, as Evelyn Waugh astutely observed, is a city best seen in early summer.

2. Tacitus more astutely emphasized their dependence upon tillage farming.

3. But it is an astutely packaged and worthwhile collection none the less, with translations from the Zulu on the sleeve.

4. The Liberal campaign was very astutely masterminded by Peter Ensor Walters.

5. Proast argued astutely, drawing upon St Augustine's arguments against the Donatists.

6. He invested his fortune astutely.

7. That was what Ada Quonsetf astutely intended.

8. Freemantle had an idea that the TV session, astutely managed , might well develop into a show.

9. I was astutely instructed to prepare for something to go wrong during training sessions and on race day itself.

10. Resigning, Machiavelli astutely noted[Sentencedict.com], would operate not only to defend against suspicion but also to create a reputation for probity.

11. He astutely read the tea-leaves of public opinion but had no grand vision.

12. Chinese entrepreneurs, Hundt astutely notes, are every bit the risk-takers their American counterparts are, but they act from within a well-defined social framework.

13. The sociologists Barbara Schneider and David Stevenson have astutely described recent cohorts as “drifting dreamers” with “high ambitions, but no clear life plan for reaching them.”

14. The global network of manipulation that has prevailed astutely on all the aspects of its life is extremely dissapointing and it saddens to us deeply.

15. Even in a company that astutely manages cultural change, it's rare to have addressed everything the first time out.

16. Astutely observed and delightfully delicate comic drama about a Swedish hippie commune in the Seventies.

16. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

17. I think it's one thing that we have astutely avoided in the last 12 years...the media business is a tough business.

18. But these flourishes never distract from the droll human dramas that Wong has so astutely and amusingly worked out.

19. Some executives felt that their Chinese suitors had bargained astutely.

20. By staying present, we will see our partner for who they are; we will hear clearly their communication and respond to it astutely .

21. Margaret Laurence, a renowned Canadian woman writer, deals most astutely with the theme of clashes, communication and assimilation between people of different races and cultures.

22. One senior Asia-Pacific council from Bush administration called her by himself, hoping she would give a hand to create another election website in Chinese, but she refused astutely .

23. An educated guess concerning the effectiveness of recognition rewards is that they can be quite powerful if they are astutely used.

24. Disease suffers causes young Tang seems very thin and pale, but the look actually passes the young fellow astutely competent.

25. While certainly not a pattern followed by extraordinary executives, many people have advanced their careers by playing internal politics astutely .