Sentence examples for shrewd picture from inspiring English sources

In his new book, 1966: The Year the Decade Exploded, Jon Savage gives a shrewd picture of how naffness gets edited out of cultural history.

They are Wilbur Daniel Steele's "Blue Murder," Sherwood Anderson's "I'm a Fool," and Ring Lardner's "Some Like Them Cold," that story which seems to me as shrewd a picture of every woman at some time as is Chekhov's "The Darling".

The up-side of this less than deferential attitude toward the big screen is that, when viewers do engage with the movie, they can come up with comments that are often more entertaining or shrewd than the picture itself.

It is a muscular, heartfelt picture, tempered with shrewd sympathy and insight.

A steady stream of emails leaked in the days following Trump's hiring of Bannon paint a picture of a shrewd businessman with a scorched-earth approach to the Republican establishment.

No publisher in history has ever been so nimble and shameless and talented and shrewd in monetizing the words and pictures it produced.

"Let us say, if he was interested in a particular actress, Alma was very shrewd about what was good for the picture," Mr. Lloyd said.

Even when he was still making his way, he knew how to produce work that in the words of one shrewd judge "more or less kicked other people's pictures to pieces".

By remaining as shrewd as she is witty, and by putting more of herself back in the picture.

The picture is crammed with subplots and with milling extras and activity making shrewd use of the wide screen.

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.