Sentence examples similar to shrewd dog from inspiring English sources

When he teaches, his tired, shrewd, dog-eyes stare out from his sagging and neglected flesh, and he rubs his chest inside his shirt, Napoleonically, as if to remind his students that literature is always a matter of the heart, and secondly a matter of campaigns and battles.

"I'd suspected for a long time that dogs are cleverer than human beings... dogs are extraordinarily shrewd, and notice everything, every step you take".

He was as sleek, well groomed and shiny as a Park Avenue matron's dog, but a good deal shrewder.

More recently, James Harding, editor of the Times of London, offered a shrewd investigation into the globalization of political consulting in "Alpha Dogs" (2008), a subject also taken up by Rachel Boynton in her riveting 2005 documentary, "Our Brand Is Crisis".

The key to dogginess, I saw, is that, though dogs are pure creatures of sensation, they are also capable of shrewd short-term plans.

Charlie was shrewd.

But Pleble was shrewd.

That's shrewd politics.

Shrewd, informed judgements.

It was a shrewd move.

But Mr Meles is shrewd.