Sentence examples for considered shrewd from inspiring English sources

Among attorneys general, at least, it is not considered shrewd to appear partisan.

Still, it is often considered shrewd politics to lie about one's opponent, or at least exaggerate his flaws, and Shrum has repeatedly shown a talent for this — in the Kerry-Weld race, the Chiles-Nelson race, and others.

It's unusual to see Hollywood get involved in a local race but Abrams and his wife, who are considered "shrewd spotters of political talent," have known Harris-Dawson for years thanks to his work with the Community Coalition.

He worked for LaPresse agency and was considered a shrewd, savvy operator, one of a pack of surreptitious snappers who would do almost anything to get a scoop.

But after Zito went 11-13 with a 4.53 E.R.A. during a lackluster season in San Francisco, it seems improbable that he will pitch strongly enough to be considered a shrewd signing.

The Wall Street bank Goldman Sachs, long considered a shrewd winner from the financial crisis, was slapped with potentially devastating fraud charges todayas US regulators accused the firm of fiddling investors out of more than $1bn£640m0m) by wilfully mis-marketing toxic sub-prime mortgage-related securities.

He was considered "too shrewd to be one of the worst, but he controls so many of the worst senators that he belongs on the list to represent all of them".

As the architect of the dynasties, Pollock was considered the shrewdest evaluator and dealer of talent of his era.

He was considered the shrewdest rock 'n' roll booking agent in the world in the 1960s and the most dominant one in the decades after.

The shrewd operator, looking out of the window at home this morning, would take a view, and I consider myself shrewd.

Lowe said his "Bodyguard" fortune is pure serendipity and none of his own doing--he had no role in pushing the song for use in the film--unless you consider his shrewd decision some years ago to retrieve his lost publishing rights to "Peace, Love and Understanding". To the holder of such rights go the songwriter's royalties--typically royalties--typically royalties--typically 6 centsn an album.