Sentence examples for shrewd for from inspiring English sources
He had indeed been lucky, or shrewd, for a long time.
That makes it shrewd for the governor to portray himself as the victim of an ambush by fact-twisting lefty hacks.
Losing Pujols looks increasingly shrewd for the Cardinals, who used their savings on contract extensions for Wainwright and catcher Yadier Molina, and a two-year deal for Beltran.
Of course, Gooden has devoured the chance, has helped stabilize the Yankees and has made them look shrewd for believing in him again.
Last night, Neagle held the Phillies to one run and five hits, struck out three and walked two, and made the Yankees look shrewd for acquiring him.
"Too Hot Not to Handle" is shrewd for not insisting at every moment that all these changes are central to human beings' long-term survival.
The answer is a softly spoken Nottingham native with a keen eye for talent, a shrewd affinity for the nuances in the development of a teenage rugby player, and the administrative nous to overcome a remarkable workload.
Adopting the mantle of a progressive hawk may well be a shrewd strategy for Clinton to pursue: it certainly worked for John F. Kennedy.
While Facebook ads are a shrewd buy for large businesses, that isn't always the case for smaller ones.
But there is a shrewd eye for the significance of people and events we otherwise take for granted, and a consistent undertone of gentle demythologizing.
The bad news for Labour is that this studied banality already looks like a shrewd tactic for undermining the New Decency.
