Sentence examples for shrewd thinking from inspiring English sources

A lot of shrewd thinking has gone into this version that now has a revised book by Harvey Fierstein and even the inclusion of a song ("Temporary Arrangement") dropped during the out-of-town tour to Broadway in 1964.

Shrewd thinking: The world's fifth-biggest carmaker may procure a better credit rating for the bank, lowering the refinancing costs for the unit along the thinking that the better the rating, the more propitious refinancing conditions will be.

But nevertheless, considering our 21st century knowledge of the universe, a good example of intelligent or, at the very least, shrewd thinking.

However, several former Star executives said James was shrewd in his thinking.

Having made a name for himself on the big screen, Kutcher has since become the angel of the tech scene with his shrewd, forward-thinking investments that include Skype and Flipboard.

With the Arab League literally forcing Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas to agree to direct negotiations with Israel, Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu must be thinking he's one shrewd fox.

One is left with the impression less of a noisy campaigner than of a rather shrewd lobbyist, the sort who prefers to leave people thinking it was all their idea.

But if you're thinking of doing several projects, it could be a shrewd buy.

Yeomans called Acosta a "very shrewd guy," and said he expected that when Acosta left the Civil Rights Division, he was thinking ahead to avoid trouble.

Thinking about some nonmaterial factors led, in the pages of The Public Interest, to shrewd criticisms of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society and various faddish social reform projects of the big foundations.

He had a passion for baseball statistics, a first-rate collection of baseball cards and a reputation as such a shrewd trader that boys were careful not to agree to a trade with George Bush without thinking it over very carefully.