Sentence examples for shrewd perspective from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, in retrospect, it was not so startling for a woman director to have made it, and to have provided the shrewd perspective on this maleness.
Mr. Apagya's pictures accomplish this with great inventiveness and wit, and with a shrewd historical perspective that combines fantasies of Western-style wealth with references to the African past.
Kempowski's handling of this episode displays all his deep talents as a novelist — his impartial hospitality to many different perspectives, his shrewd comprehension of his characters' solipsism, the impurity of their heroism.
Habits of mind that seem weird or goofy or just plain dumb from an "intellectualist" point of view prove shrewd when seen from a social "interactionist" perspective.
Mr. Crace writes with idiosyncratic humanity and shrewd omniscience; his forays into the perspectives of the characters are often deadpan and wisely observant at once.
"In Living Color" had a killer instinct in playing up a subject -- race comedy from the African-American perspective -- and folding in shrewd and swift references that had been given short shrift on network television.
Could they plausibly argue that Mr Roberts's nomination merits this label, when his private life appears spotless and they can't find any political dirt on him either?From Mr Bush's perspective, that makes Mr Roberts a shrewd choice.
This conversation lifts the perspective up 10,000 feet and takes a shrewd look down.
Stone was shrewd enough to retain the obsessive intercutting of the novel, which shifted back and forth from the gang's perspective to that of the subway police, who methodically sift through information to track the kidnappers down.
