Sentence examples for shrewd of from inspiring English sources
If Schwarzenegger was lying low in order to mislead her, Carrick said, "That was very shrewd of him.
How shrewd of Russo -- and how lovely -- to close his book by turning a failure of imagination inside out.
He added: "It was very shrewd of Roger to get his poem done before Rod Blagojevich had his spot of bother".
The Rev. Jason J. McGuire, the executive director of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, which opposes the casino referendum, called the concessions "very shrewd" of the governor and most likely too much to overcome.
Shrewd of wit and quick of tongue (and always dressed in the very height of fashion), Perry's proto-feminists have the kind of intellectual radiance that eludes their spouses.
Businessman Lawrence Tomlinson has amassed a £500m fortune through decades of shrewd development of his care home, chemicals, computers and construction firms.
He is a serious challenger and a shrewd critic of his out-of-touch party.
Mr Gonzales proved himself the shrewder of the two today.
Meanwhile, the shrewder of the corporate sponsors had arrived with plenty of logo-emblazoned ponchos to give away.
(Elway also happens to know just a little more about quarterbacking than even the shrewdest of Broncos fans).
