Sentence examples for much more shrewd from inspiring English sources

But Puffy is much more shrewd than Sinatra, who signed a document giving up 43% of his income for years to bandleader Tommy Dorsey and his manager.

And while boosting your AI's natural language interface's mean-squared-error from 80-82 percent is an internal cause for celebration, users are much more shrewd.

"He's much more tightly organized, much more calculating -- a much more shrewd gangster," Winter told TV Guide.

*** Barry's adaptation of Wilde leads us into more helpful territory: that of the comic opera, where there is much more room for shrewd and wily female agency, and less call for female characters to be destroyed.

Mayor John F. Hylan, an amiable ex-railroadman who did not stand accused even by his friends of being much more than dim, was nonetheless shrewd enough to sniff political difficulties.

Happily, we see much more of Chalky White, who seems a pretty shrewd operator.

Fleming was a shrewd and perceptive chronicler of a Cold War world much more dangerous than ordinary citizens understood it to be.

But then it will resume in the autumn, when the shrewd betting has to be that Arsenal will be that much more experienced - and handily placed.

Sonia Gandhi, Congress's leader, has been much more successful than anyone had predicted, but that does not make her the shrewd strategist of Mr French's description.

Van Gundy became more calculating, more shrewd.

But over the years Abramovich proved to be more shrewd politically and more successful in business.