Sentence examples similar to shrewd inquiries from inspiring English sources

A shrewd question.

More than once in "Karl Marx City," a shrewd personal inquiry into the mass psychology of fear and oppression, documentary filmmaker Petra Epperlein can be seen walking the streets of the former German Democratic Republic, carrying a large microphone.

Well, perhaps more Dutch than it seemed, Ian Buruma proposes in his shrewd, subtly argued inquiry into the tensions and resentments underlying two of the most shocking events in the recent history of the Netherlands.

Self-inquiry must lead to shrewd, persuasive, and self-confident action if it is to be an effective tool.

But Mersey, a shrewd old judge who had chaired the Titanic inquiry, read the Admiralty's game.

Of course, Judge Jones did not stop writing after finishing his endorsement analysis, and his decision to consider the purpose inquiry under the Lemon test as well was insightful and shrewd.

Philip Dodd, the shrewd culture-watcher at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, thinks Hollywood is still Hollywood, not yet an academy of risk-taking inquiry.

Charlie was shrewd.

But Pleble was shrewd.

That's shrewd politics.

Shrewd, informed judgements.