Sentence examples for More shrewd from inspiring English sources
More shrewd, they are storming traditionally male-dominated professions.
Van Gundy became more calculating, more shrewd.
But over the years Abramovich proved to be more shrewd politically and more successful in business.
In his business life, he has been more shrewd than sentimental.
Chef Annie Somerville's cuisine couldn't be more shrewd and exacting -- she's a long way from tofu and spinach-chickpea mush.
Consumers are more shrewd about how few consumer goods actually are made in the United States, leaving companies less wiggle room about the origin of products.
So a more visually shrewd populace expects a more visually sophisticated menu of the day's events over its coffee and toast.
These are not casual pieces; they're more like shrewd and brilliant concertos for trumpet, in which the strangely hued orchestral arrangements finally serve as background.
What once seemed like a contradiction now seems more like shrewd marketing, and the gap between singers and rappers no longer seems so wide.
In fact, Republican control of the House, won in 1994 for the first time in 40 years, was probably due more to shrewd redistricting than to the much-publicized "Contract with America".
But any thoughts that its maker might be more a shrewd P.R. man than an artist are dispelled in conversation over morning coffee and a few fresh-baked madeleines in an airy, glass-walled back-garden space — the Cronuts having all gone in the dawn hours.
