Sentence examples for notably shrewd from inspiring English sources
As John Doherty, one notably shrewd contemporary observer, put it affectionately: "When Pat was good, he was very, very good, but when he was bad he was horrid".
He was a shrewd and notably fair observer of Margaret Thatcher, even though he must have loathed her politics, and he penned a kindly but devastating requiem for Neil Kinnock after the 1992 general election.
But he embraced cleanly abstracted and geometric styles, which later informed his own design work (notably, the stunning Nazi flag) and his shrewd patronage of the gifted youngsters Leni Riefenstahl and Albert Speer.
There's also, of course, the elevation to the White House of a Chicagoan and some shrewd and sophisticated former Richard M. Daley associates, notably David Axelrod and Valerie Jarrett, senior advisers, and Rahm Emanuel, the chief of staff.
The terrors of slow metamorphosis have been rendered in other fright films, notably in David Cronenberg's "The Fly"; Mr. England summons a similar dread, making shrewd use of a meager budget and talented actors, including Katie Stegeman as Samantha's estranged girlfriend and, in a turn as the one-night partner, the horror writer-director Simon Barrett ("V/H/S").
While Mandate has had its missteps, notably last fall's poorly received "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium," it has flourished by picking good scripts, making shrewd deals and attracting top talent by promising lots of creative control.
Scruffy galleries have gone up along the city's edges, most notably Appetite, an irreverent, punk-inflected gallery in San Telmo started by Daniela Luna, a feisty 30-year-old known for her shrewd eye and cool parties.
