Exemplos de uso de More astute em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He was more astute than I thought.
I always imagined you as a more astute investor.
More astute and fine than any human being I hope to meet.
Friend, it sounds like you need to be more astute.
The people of this world are more astute in dealing with their own kind than are the people of light».
To keep up,there is a need for companies to make bolder and more astute strategic plans.
For the people of this world are more astute in dealing with their own kind than are the people of light».
The field is part of the Mercado de la Cebada complex in thecentre of the neighbourhood, standing out in an area known for its love of partying, but also, according to the more astute: bohemian chic, elaborated, modern and trendy.
They admire those that are stronger and more astute- at a short distance that could be fatal.
So today the lord far more astute Modernist, now present in the Holy See and among the"Pope's collaborators, you do not understand on what grounds if it keeps them neighbors or hire them";
As I recall it,she was rather more astute than her husband.
The evil one is far more astute than we are, and he is able to demolish in a moment what it took us years of patience to build up.
That physician, Rafael Angel Calderón Guardia turned out to be a more astute and ambitious politician than Cortés was counting on.
Concerned about formal compliance with the legal provisions, our schools have been consigning the presence of these elements in their plans, elements to which, as a general rule, they attribute weekly course loads that make itclear how much they do not understand the role these components play in the curriculum context, and reveal to the more astute the unfeasibility of reaching the goals sought by these means, p.
You are becoming wiser and more astute in discovering how you have been mislead for centuries of time.
On the one hand,the repression against Catalonia is not necessarily led by the more astute sections of the Spanish ruling class, but rather by the Spanish state apparatus.
This more relaxed view provides a more astute vision, relieving feelings like jealousy, resentment or spite, boosting confidence without aggression.
In the past, Tory leaders were far more astute, which reflected the might of British capitalism.
We have seen for ourselves how the multifarious arguments put forward in this House are often far more astute, far more detailed, and far more precise than what we ourselves are capable of coming up with amidst the deluge of other decisions that we have to take.
However, as should be known by now by observers of history andpolitics who are more astute than the average newspaper reader, such a designation by the US State Department means little or nothing, and such an organisation might nonetheless receive backing from the USA.
Convinced atheists were considered to be more politically astute and virtuous individuals.
As the Emperor physically matured and became more politically astute, he purged everyone linked to the group.
In the more intellectually astute milieus in the US left of the mid-1960's,(prior to the wave of translations from French, German and Italian after 1968) perhaps the most sophisticated English-language text available on the question of the philosophical background of Marxism was Sidney Hook's“Towards an Understanding of Karl Marx”.
The less intransigent and more politically astute“progressives” were likely to have adjusted their thinking by late Tuesday morning, so that it is possible to imagine Cardinal Ratzinger's vote going from around fifty on Monday night to over sixty on the first ballot on Tuesday morning, to a bit over seventy on the second Tuesday morning ballot».