Sentence examples for represented a shrewd from inspiring English sources
Attaglance also represented a shrewd operator in Malcolm Jefferson, whose success with Cape Tribulation on Thursday had been his first here since 1995.
Given his standing as perhaps the world's best-known athlete, they said, Mr. Woods's gentle push for mediation represented a shrewd strategy.
Though "La Foule Hurle," as it was retitled, featured Gabin at the very beginning of his career, the casting represented a shrewd appreciation of his developing screen personality.
Perhaps Putin and his handlers misunderstood the reach and scope that Outdoor Life has in the United States, but more likely the interview represents a rather shrewd p.r. move.
The death of Mr. Ibrahim, a shrewd and wily leader, represents an enormous blow to the Justice and Equality Movement, the resilient group that he founded several years ago and that had recently teamed up with other dissidents in Darfur for a multipronged rebellion against the government in Khartoum.
This represents both shrewd corporate strategy and political astuteness: it means that they can give the same reply to the Chinese or Russian governments as they do to the American or British authorities.
In fact, the 22-year-old Nowitzki, whose play has blossomed just as his coaches expected, represents something very shrewd in the world of professional sports.
The resulting record trade deficit in 2005 may have you wringing your hands, but it also represents opportunity for shrewd investors.
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"Trump as a shrewd businessman will not be so naïve.
