Sentence examples for shrewd questions from inspiring English sources
Shrewd questions may be classified by subject and form.
Lacking a generic name in English, shrewd or witty questions are classed with riddles.
The shrewd king cross-questions Nameless, establishing that his stories are untrue.
Western scholars generally recognize two main kinds of riddle: the descriptive riddle and the shrewd or witty question.
Lawrence had brought Oppenheimer into a committee of scientists advising the government about building the bomb, and he offered such shrewd advice on one technical question after another that he became indispensable to the project.
A pointed little thriller with metaphysical pretensions, "First Snow" is shrewd enough to approach basic philosophical questions in sneaky, offhand ways.
For a while, intervention seemed just a question of willpower and shrewd policies.
The idea here is not that the war in question is merely politically shrewd, or prudent, or bold and daring, but fully moral, just.
But Goodman is too shrewd to leave the book's crucial question unresolved.
It was this very question that led John Judis, a shrewd social democrat, to write his solid biography of Buckley.
