Sentence examples for shrewd brain from inspiring English sources
"All the years I've known Stephen, he's got a very shrewd brain.
E. W. Swanton writes: "None could call Lord Constantine a modest man, but gifts of warmth and friendliness as well as a shrewd brain and a ready tongue helped to make him one of the personalities of his time".
Of course there were glimpses of the charismatic, engaging character with whom the country had fallen in love at Italia 90 - and of a shrewder brain that he has usually been given credit for - but they were being buried by a discerned fear in him and certainly for him.
He also captained the team well last summer and has a refreshingly abrasive and shrewd cricketing brain.
Al-Shater, the brotherhood's first choice as candidate, controls the money, the organisation and has a shrewd political brain.
With his gifts as abundant as his allied to a shrewd cricket brain, he can surely make the transfer to Test cricket.
Nicknamed the "Alpine Klopp", the Austrian Hasenhüttl is quite the showman but his touchline histrionics belie a shrewd football brain and reputation as a master motivator of hungry young players.
Cricket writer E. W. Swanton believes that Chapman's cavalier reputation was misleading in assessing his effectiveness, and that "underlying the boyish facade was both a shrewd cricket brain and the good sense to ask advice from those of greater experience".
It's their unique challenges that inspire Essence Digital to go beyond traditional marketing approaches, mixing cutting-edge technology (often their own) with shrewd business brains and inventive creativity.
Coach Vicente Feola felt Santos's sharp football brain and shrewd positional sense would be the best way of combating the penetrative winger Lennart Skoglund, and the experienced defender excelled, virtually nullifying his menacing opponent and finding time to attack exhilaratingly as Brazil triumphed 5-2, with Pele the teenage wunderkind scoring twice.
Shrewd Australian racing brains realised Moore had put in an inordinate amount of homework before the Cox Plate and he again had studied each and every runner ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
