Sentence examples for be shrewd at from inspiring English sources
He shows Richard Holbrooke to be shrewd at diplomacy.
And while Mr Zardari has proven himself to be shrewd at manoeuvring in domestic politics – he has kept control of his party and cobbled together a coalition government that helped elect him President – there are grave doubts about his abilities at statecraft.
The Twins, who are shrewd at evaluating and developing young players, gave up on Garza's right arm after only 26 games.
They could be shrewd additions at the right price.
AC/DC has been shrewd, if at times capricious, about the way it licenses its music.
But early results, analysts say, indicate that the move was shrewd financially -- at least in the short run.
Those that bear a designer's stylistic imprimatur tend to be shrewder investments, likely to retain at least a portion of their original value.
He's shrewd, clever, and at this moment very scared, rueing the direction his young life has taken.
But already in the 1970s Gates had more than once reduced Allen's share in the business, as the Journal also reports, and at any rate, anyone who builds great empires is shrewd, canny, acquisitive and at times stubbornly unyielding.
"Too Hot Not to Handle" is shrewd for not insisting at every moment that all these changes are central to human beings' long-term survival.
