Sentence examples for shrewd tips from inspiring English sources

Waddell gives me shrewd tips about the players, the punters, the phenomenal popularity of darts and, on air, displays a manic fervour that produces off-the-cuff lines such as "he could play a ukelele and make it sound like a Stradivarius".

This column is not renowned for its shrewd art tips but this week is an exception.

It's a shrewd point.

Though Mr. Gergen's analysis of individual Presidents is often shrewd, many of his tips are little more than the sort of common-sense recommendations one might find in a self-help book: i.e., "leadership starts from within," or surround yourself with "strong, prudent advisers".

There is the same dizzying blend of self-belief, name-dropping, genuinely shrewd analysis and eclectic leadership tips.

When Indy picked him up this summer, I tipped my hat to the Basketball Jesus -- yet another shrewd move in a career of them as an executive.

(But also a shrewd businessman: there's already a snake oil tie-in book, The Old Fashioned Way, loaded with dating tips for those who refuse to accept what year it is).

Charlie was shrewd.

But Pleble was shrewd.

That's shrewd politics.

Shrewd, informed judgements.