Sentence examples for particularly shrewd from inspiring English sources

He is particularly shrewd about the economic and material realities behind certain kinds of political rhetoric.

Percival retired all three batters he faced, demonstrating particularly shrewd strategy.

And it was a particularly shrewd stroke, we think, to sneak anti-Soviet commercials into the intervals of the program.

He was particularly shrewd in developing office space during the 1960s and '70s, when rents were rising quickly.

Coaches must be particularly shrewd if they are to acquire someone who can add a new dimension to their squad.

His decision to use the present tense is particularly shrewd since it eliminates — for the reader, as for Hugo — any possibility of a future.

I'm not sure how this happened, but at some point I realised that the movies that I really loved - Annie Hall, The Apartment, The Philadelphia Story - were romantic comedies, albeit particularly smart, shrewd, unsentimental romantic comedies.

While his predecessor, Steven P. Jobs, was famous for his creative vision and flamboyant performances at introductions of the company's products, Mr. Cook was known for his behind-the-scenes work — particularly for his shrewd negotiating tactics with suppliers.

Where some saw Hard Choices as dull, I finished it on Tuesday afternoon finding the book careful and shrewd - particularly around its messaging to women.

This week, we're looking at three particularly smart, unusual or shrewd marketing tactics.

McNamara has proved a shrewd manager, particularly in guiding the development of young players, but there is still room for other motivations.