Sentence examples for Shrewd advice from inspiring English sources

Shrewd advice from an accomplished money man.

He was a fund of shrewd advice and penetrating comment.

Nowadays, as one representative member of the breed then put it, the only danger is to be out of the market.Well, for that shrewd advice (as Nasdaq tottered at around 5,000), many thanks.

Lawrence had brought Oppenheimer into a committee of scientists advising the government about building the bomb, and he offered such shrewd advice on one technical question after another that he became indispensable to the project.

It was shrewd advice because, although Martin moved reluctantly in 1957, she found that her neighbours in lower Manhattan included many of the coming generation: Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Rauschenberg, Robert Indiana, James Rosenquist and Jasper Johns.

Her last volume, Timely Issues, published earlier this year, characteristically contains not only tributes to Hopkins, Traherne and Robert Graves but a poem of shrewd advice "To Any Newish Poet".

Republicans hoping for a well-timed attack on Vice President Gore will be disappointed; Gergen says Gore "often gave the president some of his shrewdest advice".

But much of her wealth is undoubtedly the result of shrewd financial advice and canny purchasing over many decades.

It is filled with gritty, shrewd, specific advice on foreign policy ends and means that will be especially useful for a new president and secretary of state without deep experience dealing with the world (although the bulk of the book was clearly written before the world economic calamity of the past months).

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But, despite my inability to appreciate what she'd given me, she never ceased to offer me generous, shrewd and practical advice.