Quotes About Astute

This guy's a pussy, she thought. I know that 'cause he's saying everything I want to.

I was always very studious and intelligent.

Studying design has made me a much, much more astute observer of this aspect of business. And I'm working mightily to improve my empathic skills. I've dramatically improved my ability to read facial expressions - and I'm trying to be a better, more attentive listener.

I'm not Mr. Goody-Good or anything, but I'm not stupid.

I'm an aggressive fighter, but I'm smart. I'm not going to play stupid.

I pick up subtle cues very well and pay attention to detail.

If you want to stay in the business then you've got to be a bit shrewd, haven't you?

Banks could see her brain working fast behind her eyes.

If you're not cute, at least be clever.

La diferencia entre listo e inteligente es bien sencilla. Al listo se le nota el esfuerzo.

There ain't half been some clever bastards

Coming up in the streets, I had to learn how to read people early on. I'm a very analytical person. I observe a lot of the things that people don't notice.

I think the people of Victoria are smart, intelligent people.

Oprah is so bright, and her intelligence is so piercing that I don't think anyone who spends a few minutes with her isn't struck by that.

A man one year elder to you is one cunning year elder to you.

I'm a pretty astute person.

You are quick to catch the author's intentions and nothing escapes you

Our viewers are very educated, they can tell if I train or not.

I think Maurice is whatever he needs to be, whenever he needs to be it. He's an operator, that's for sure.

Sapient'? Whatever is that?" " 'Tis a clever word meaning wise. Which is a thing you would know if you was sapient yourself.

I might have been slight-but I was smart and cagey.

I am not Cugel the Clever for nothing!

Our infatuation with the unknown is systematically provoked and dismantled by a memetic campaign that's never less than astute in its grasp of human belief.

She [Mother Legge] was a vast, dusky, double-chinned mountain of a woman, with astute, little grey eyes; eyes that seemed rather to aim at not seeing what she wanted to avoid, than at seeing what she wanted to see.