Sentence examples for much more shrewdly from inspiring English sources
But much more shrewdly discombobulating than the gender switch is that Ms. Withers, who is tall and slender like Mr. Affleck, is playing Mr. Damon.
Music companies use data much more shrewdly than, say, Hollywood studios, which still fling huge sums of money at broadcast television in the hope of driving people to cinemas.
Leeds have no such concerns, with their ability to make such a gesture underlining how much more shrewdly they have managed a golden era than the Bulls did when they were Yorkshire's dominant force during the first decade of Super League rugby.
At the same time as he was building social protections, he was also, shrewdly, becoming a much more militant nationalist and Big Englander; he arranged (through a loan from his friends the Rothschilds) for England to buy a crucial stake in the Suez Canal, and he made Queen Victoria Empress, not merely overseer, of India.
Some of the most prominent women in Prime Minister Lionel Jospin's government owe their start to Mitterrand, and if those women seem to be much more numerous than they really are, it's because Mitterrand chose so shrewdly that today they're the politicians who are actually doing something — the ones you read about and remember.
Some of the most prominent women in Prime Minister Lionel Jospin's government owe their start to Mitterrand, and if those women seem to be much more numerous than they really are, it's because Mitterrand chose so shrewdly that today they're the politicians who are actually doing something the ones you read about and remember.
Police are using data more shrewdly.
Certainly, nobody has used the symbolism of Sukarno more shrewdly.
Director Daldry and scriptwriter Lee Hall have simply blended them more shrewdly together.
"Fear Factor" and other extreme reality games follow the same principle more shrewdly.
