Our son was particularly delighted when a spice stall owner let him hold its resident chameleon (a shrewd sales technique).
Instead, Disney is practicing a shrewd public relations technique: the slow, carefully controlled release of information.
THE rising young singer-comedienne Maxine Lapiduss is a shrewd strategist of urban survival techniques.
Most strikingly, practices that used to be criticized as feudal have become, in the hands of some shrewd Communist officials, favored management techniques.
But the film, relentless in its honesty and shrewd in its insights and techniques, is unlikely to soothe the wounded pride of the actual or aspiring ruling class.
The show was, and is, a shrewd synthesis of global avant garde techniques; and, even if nothing matched the opening parade of antelopes, elephants and zebras down the Lyceum aisle, it provided a feast for the eyes.
Benefiting from her own research into the history and technique of singing and a shrewd management of vocal resources, she continued to give audiences immense pleasure with her fresh, intelligent, often thrilling performances.
In many cases the current structures and techniques are adequate enough for shrewd and efficient management of mountain forests - but for cases that are exceptions to the rule they are insufficient.
"After that you have to be shrewd with him because inside the box he is outstanding – his technique, his finishing and movement.
Dylan's memoir, "Chronicles," has a succinctness and a complexity of thought and narrative that is the result of literary technique, of compression, of placement and juxtaposition, and of shrewd and penetrating judgments.
