Sentence examples for shrewd ideas from inspiring English sources
She has some shrewd ideas about how to make best use of the EU's unwieldy bureaucracy.
He stimulates, he finishes well and he has a shrewd idea of his worth.
A devilishly shrewd idea emerged during the past few weeks from Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign.
Now we know that he had a shrewd idea of what was to come.
Francona was being playful, but it might have been a shrewd idea to get Tazawa out of Fenway Park.
While Ventura said the dinner invitation to the reporters was a shrewd idea, he did not expect any other Yankees players to mimic Matsui.
It was, Slingo believes, valuable training – even now, she reveals, she can glean a pretty shrewd idea of the forecast from a shuftie at the maps.
Jim and Estelle got a shrewd idea of local music tastes by monitoring record sales to the black teenagers – among them future Stax stalwarts Isaac Hayes and David Porter – who rifled through the record racks, and cut their own cloth accordingly.
Even if one teacher has a shrewd idea as to what is going on, the school governor, who unexpectedly encounters Mimi in the gents' loo, seems to cling to Victorian notions of pre-pubescent innocence.
In the autumn of 1866, Charles Dickens had the shrewd idea of combining these themes in a group of collaborative "railway" stories, to be published in the Extra Christmas Number of his weekly magazine All the Year Round.
