Sentence examples for shrewd judge from inspiring English sources
He is a shrewd judge of ideas and talent.
ʿAbd al-Malik was a shrewd judge of character.
And he was a shrewd judge of political strategy.
"The Saith is a shrewd judge, he's smart to choose you.
Although he sometimes is deceived by tall tales, Huck is a shrewd judge of character.
(Ball, a shrewd judge of actors, was another of her admirers).
Matthews's career year persuaded the Angels, normally shrewd judges of talent, to give him the lucrative contract.
A few shrewd judges have also slipped a little each-way bet on Hannah England in the 1500m.
These captains tended to be the best village hunters: shrewd judges of ice and men, affluent enough to support a crew and a camp, passing down their equipment and know-how to generations of whalers.
While DeGale was snapped up by the English promoter Frank Warren, some shrewd judges suggested Warren's rival Maloney may have got the better deal when he persuaded the Irishman to commit his future to his management and promotional skills.
At this point the supplicant is assured of a fortune, since nobody wants to throw away the travel expenses on a person of meager talents: this would suggest that the minister who spoke up on his behalf had been hoodwinked, and this is not acceptable, since ministers are supposed to be shrewd judges of their fellow men.
