Sentence examples for shrewd process from inspiring English sources

Why? Drawing on an account by Jo Ann Robinson, Tufekci tells of the Montgomery N.A.A.C.P.'s shrewd process of auditioning icons.

In article after article, Mr. Dunne mixes shrewd insight into the legal process with dishy use of his considerable social skills.

Similarly, Dick Cheney had been a House member but his nomination in 2000 owed more to his executive experience in the White House and Defense Department and his shrewd exploitation of the selection process he oversaw for George W. Bush.

Macy was fascinating, giving a shrewd and compelling insight into the process of creating a character and building a role.

It was a shrewd decision, because it moved the planning process to an arena that the Port Authority had traditionally shown little interest in.

As a young Alexander Hamilton, Washington's aide-de-camp, Jesse Pennington gives a shrewd reading of a future leader in the process of having his mettle forged.

That's appropriate, however, as they long ago made the shrewd decision to absent themselves from the celebrity process, appearing in public only as helmeted robots.

However in vivo, the process is controlled in a more shrewd way (through protein-DNA interactions), assuring local conformational differences within a single molecule.

But experts expect Machen, a shrewd player, not to attempt to short-circuit the process.

If he lacked a certain vision, he was given much credit for shrewd management and steady government, and for devoting much time to the peace process.

Koch is a shrewd man and surely he has considered the possibility that the Republican Party may be in the process of consigning itself to the wilderness.