Sentence examples for shrewd words from inspiring English sources
Shrewd words, though undermined by the enthusiasm with which his sporting director, Miguel Pardeza, ignored his advice talking, among other things, of how Real's big squad could make the difference against the Catalans.
It was the ease of an organised, brisk, shrewd mind that sifted words internally before uttering them.
His words are shrewd, emotional and a little impolite, at least by conservative America's standards, but his tell-it-how-you-see-it approach began early.
No publisher in history has ever been so nimble and shameless and talented and shrewd in monetizing the words and pictures it produced.
Within a year Ferdinand was playing for England but he never forgot Machin's shrewd coaching or kind words at a vulnerable stage in both his career and his life off the field.
Both men describe him with words like shrewd, ambitious, single-minded, and vigilant.
Making a shrewd point about the word's usage in media, he adds: "Obviously since it first appeared, you'd never get 'chav' in the hard news.
Playing that "real smart, shrewd redneck killer," in her words, earned her an Emmy.
Titian was a businessman, in other words, and a shrewd one.
Even when he was still making his way, he knew how to produce work that in the words of one shrewd judge "more or less kicked other people's pictures to pieces".
They are also, in the words of Stephen King, "shrewd mystery tales", and each book is constructed in the manner of a Sherlock Holmes-style mystery adventure.
