Sentence examples for shrewd appreciation from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Le Pen immediately demonstrated a shrewd appreciation of the forces that brought him success.
ANALYSES of the Asian economic miracle routinely include tributes to local leaders, and their shrewd appreciation of how markets work.
That contemporary interpretation, still widely accepted nearly three centuries later, does less than justice to Louis's shrewd appreciation of political realities and of France's long-term interests.
(At some unconscious level, the Academy will have had a shrewd appreciation that candid topless scenes for Thora Birch and Mena Suvari have done box office no harm).
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.
"Breaking Away" and "Eyewitness" were both written by Steve Tesich, a Yugoslavian immigrant with whom Mr. Yates shared a shrewd appreciation of details that perhaps only foreigners might determine were peculiarly American.
His comic façade concealed an exceptionally shrewd individual with a particularly keen appreciation of the nuances of the political scene and the way in which the wind was blowing at any particular time.
Mr. Richardson leaves us not only with a deep appreciation of Picasso's Promethean ambition and prodigious fecundity, but also with a shrewd understanding of his tumultuous, subversive and often disturbing art.
It is also, of course, a shrewd piece of business by someone who knows how to play a market.The main reason for the franc's appreciation is temporary scarcity, according to Michel Losembe, the head of the Congolese Banking Association.
