Sentence examples for quite shrewd from inspiring English sources

But could they actually prove to be quite shrewd signings?

Manmohan Singh has been quite shrewd to diffuse the public pressure.

The dealers are being quite shrewd in dividing their market in that way," he said.

Yet, Annette Bening observed, "there's a part of Mike's being a beautiful person that's quite shrewd.

Quite shrewd, but perhaps it depends on the chemistry with the bizarro Bernie for its full impact.

And yet Sony has become quite shrewd and unabashed (almost Microsoft-like) lately in its willingness to learn from its rivals and try to redefine their concepts.

When Mick was back in The Old Days, he was quite a shrewd businessman, making sure he invested in some to retail for a massive profit in later life, much like that bit in Spaceballs where they're canning oxygen.

She is a wonderful woman: shrewd, quite chaotic and very funny.

The Apartment, the next year, won Oscars for best picture, best direction and screenplay, yet it's a plainer picture, even if it shows a shrewd, quite nasty awareness of the compromising in American life.

He was called Aissa and seemed shrewd and quite at ease.

Cementing his position as one of the stage's great comedians, Maloney fully embodies the playwright's seriocomic vision of the Irish character: loquacious, shrewd, stubborn, and quite mad.