Sentence examples for much shrewd from inspiring English sources

Bellow is the only abiding literary presence able to reduce Amis, amid much shrewd and illuminating study of him, to fanboy gush.

Walther said Russian buyers are much shrewder than they are portrayed in the media.

In fact, Eurobeat is much shrewder than it lets on and is cleverly constructed to wring maximum fun for the audience.

Jasper Britton does a good line in baffled exasperation as the supposedly wily Jack, Clarke Peters is coolly restrained as his much shrewder partner and Nina Toussaint-White is suitably enigmatic as their bungling junior.

Twitter has also had a challenging time monetizing Vine's young, amateur user base; similar video-sharing applications, especially Instagram and Snapchat, have been much shrewder at forging alliances with corporations and advertisers.

Janie thinks that Rachel is dangerously susceptible to men; she thinks that her own skeptical suspicion of them makes her much shrewder in her assessments of their motivations and characters.

In fact, failing to make the distinction is one reason Reagan blew the Democrats away — because he was not seen as a loony-tune right winger, because he was a much shrewder political leader than that, the Democrats never really knew what hit them in the 1980s.

While Brown's lawyers paint Spiegel as a mindless frat bro, the full email chain shows a much shrewder Spiegel managing the media and having a long-term vision for the product.

Market size matters, but not as much as shrewd management.

Khan's political career before he became mayor was marked as much by shrewd positioning as by meaningful achievement.

Beginning with the purchase of Mexican drama Erendira in 1983, Miramax built its reputation for upmarket indie as much through shrewd cherrypicking from abroad as its own productions.