Sentence examples for shrewd wisdom from inspiring English sources
"He has a plainness that at the same time is full of shrewd wisdom.
"If you don't know the horse, bet the jockey" is a bit of IPO wisdom that shrewd investors use when placing bets on exchanges.
Kindness is often condemned by the shrewd, but isn't shrewdness the opposite of wisdom?
The President-elect, in his infinite wisdom, realizes that a shrewd businessman with great negotiating skills and an incredible Rolodex is more suited to serve America's diplomatic interests than any career bureaucrat could ever be.
Mr Bogdanor puts his scholarship to shrewd, worldly use, explaining how much conventional wisdom about Britain's constitutional pipework is simply wrong.He is especially interesting on how two of the most common arguments about AV are wrong.
She plays Dounia, a shrewd, spirited teen whose ambition dangerously exceeds her wisdom.
A Japanese study found that contrary to common wisdom, those considered to be more trusting were shrewder in potentially risky social interactions than distrusters.
Packed with deft silliness and shrewd observation, you'll find the years have added an unexpected dash of wisdom to the package.
This book ends beautifully with a shrewd, unsentimental sense of how the face of the aged Kwasi Boachi acquired its wisdom.
He was a parasite without servility, a sycophant without baseness, a shrewd schemer who was also a blunderer, and a sinner whose errors were, as one close to him observed, "full of wisdom".
It can thus often be wrong.Shrewd observers seek understanding not through received wisdom but from the statistics that accrue over weeks and seasons.
