He was excited to meet Smoltz, but also shrewd enough to take an opportunity for guidance.
Berra praised Robinson for being shrewd enough to try to steal home off pitchers who worked from a windup.
That would be madness and amount to penalising investors for being shrewd enough to choose a low-cost tracker.The original version of this post quoted from an advance version of Mr Haldane's speech provided to the press.
Whatever glamour does exist is put sharply into focus by the frenetic deadlines, and success can be guaranteed only for those shrewd enough to know when to make the right moves.
He's also shrewd enough to slow down the pace for some credible characterizations, especially of psychologically damaged people like Thomas and Nicole.
Andrew Davies, who adapted the novel for television, was shrewd enough to regard his function as one of artistic midwifery — to get the thing out of the page and onto the screen in as undamaged a state as possible.
The family connection may make this uncomfortable territory for Mr Cameron, but he is shrewd enough to understand that this made it all the more important for him to get on to it, and on the front foot.
Most, but by no means all, consumers are shrewd enough to be suspicious of e-mail requests for personal information.
Plus, some of those people who used to work for these John Galts will probably be shrewd enough to open businesses of their own to take advantage on the coming upticks in golfing, poodling, yachtery and dilletantism.
The business moguls who supported them were shrewd enough to see that having North Carolina burn like Mississippi would be inconvenient for the bottom line.
Tottenham's manager, Harry Redknapp, is shrewd enough to have observed how unsettled De Gea became when West Bromwich went for him in the air last Sunday; a tactic for which high balls to Peter Crouch are well suited.
