astuteness

He was playing his part with a good deal of astuteness.

But he had gifts of his own, not least among them political astuteness.

His astuteness was so great that he very soon occupied an important post.

Sometimes administration officials have used their astuteness with a spreadsheet not to raise money, but simply to make a political point.

With fine astuteness she goes through the motions of making it difficult to get membership in her Church.

After five minutes, Simon attended to what she was saying and assumed a look of astuteness.

Foreign investors the world over have earned a reputation for a lack of astuteness.

I admire you for having the astuteness to focus on Bajor.

"A pity so many of the peers lacked your astuteness."

Miss Allen began to pride herself on her astuteness in reading these signs.

MacDonald, although he had never held office, demonstrated energy, executive ability, and political astuteness.

Why Mallory was surprised at his astuteness, she wasn't sure.

His play was marked by great power, tenacity, and tactical astuteness.

For the first time the butler hesitated, and an added astuteness crept into his look.

Low was known for his business astuteness and shrewdness.

He was very pleased with his own astuteness.

I had stated his own thoughts perfectly, and he complimented me on my astuteness.

She was counting on his pride to defeat his astuteness.

With feminine astuteness she had picked the opportune time to interrupt.

Bankruptcy lawyers have also noted a growing astuteness about re-establishing credit.

His intelligence and political astuteness were generally acknowledged even by his enemies.

She watched sensor contacts begin within the hour and gave silent thanks for Idaho's astuteness.

His astuteness at exploring relationships and issues was to blossom with "Benefactors" in 1984.

Why, then, would a politician with a reputation for political astuteness suddenly decide to call it quits?

So Jules was right and had once again proved his astuteness, Alice thought.