Sentence examples for shrewd new from inspiring English sources
No shrewd new proof is proposed.
"Enough Said," Nicole Holofcener's shrewd new comedy, never makes the audience explode with laughter, but she's not after hilarity.
The book is doing well in Chinese translation, albeit with a shrewd new title: "Being an American Mom".
This shrewd New Democrat played a big part in getting Canada's constitution brought under overtly Canadian (rather than, theoretically, British) control in 1982.
CHRIS McGRATH'S NAP: Seattle Drive (4.0 Beverley) Coming back to the boil for his shrewd new trainer and now looks very well handicapped.
We should be wary of drawing easy "moral analogies between noise and evil, quiet and good," Garret Keizer writes in his shrewd new book, "The Unwanted Sound of Everything We Want: A Book About Noise" (PublicAffairs).
Clean-cut to the point of camp, Newman, 36, has a Canadian modesty that belies his reputation as one of our continent's shrewdest new songwriters.
Anyone who tells you that Richard Greenberg's shrewd, streamlined new book for the Roundabout Theatre Company's exciting production of "Pal Joey" (well directed by Joe Mantello, at Studio 54) isn't as good as the old one hasn't read the original.
It also has a shrewd, thoughtful young new director in the person of Noah Horowitz, who was poached from New York's Armory Show to lead Art Basel's efforts in south Florida.
The marriage of these two curiously compatible genres — self-help and the old-fashioned bildungsroman — is just one of the pleasures of Mohsin Hamid's shrewd and slippery new novel, a rags-to-riches story that works on a head-splitting number of levels.
Blair's attempts to sustain his "third way" politics have never been persuasive as more than a shrewd relocation of New Labour politics in what the pollsters tell him is the current centre ground.
