Sentence examples for shrewdly designed from inspiring English sources

With "The Sandman Omnibus," each book is shrewdly designed by Louis Prandi to look like an ancient mystic tome.

Even when I should have been playing some other game, I was probably playing World of Tanks, a concussively enjoyable, shrewdly designed armored-combat game.

A receiving threat is needed given the way offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski shrewdly designed a two-tight-end system last season.

Increasingly, at Loon and elsewhere, the answer has been strategically placed and shrewdly designed terrain parks — snow playgrounds with jumps, ramps, sliding rails and other tricked-up features — that segregate the populace, although not necessarily in an overbearing way.

It is too early to tell whether the inducements amount to a huge taxpayer giveaway or a shrewdly designed package that ultimately returns a profit to taxpayers and stimulates the financial system.

Boldly questioning the standards of a powerful clique that was supported by the 3rd earl of Burlington, an influential art patron and architect, Hogarth's first blow with the connoisseurs was shrewdly designed to appeal to his hero, Thornhill, who was himself suffering from Burlington's Neoclassical revival.

A costume ball can suggest worlds-shifting possibility, but the costumes must be shrewdly and incitingly designed, and there must also be somebody inside them.

But the Prius is cleverly designed and shrewdly marketed, and it has Americans lining up to vote for the sorts of green vehicles that Detroit keeps promising but never delivers.

American Ballet Theater's final new production of the season is "Onegin," John Cranko's sumptuously designed and shrewdly theatricalized treatment of one of Romantic literature's most famous well-heeled misfits.

Their recent live performances have been so carefully designed, with such a seriousness of purpose and such an apprehension of joy -- not just art-rock profundity or forgettable youth-culture kicks but somewhere shrewdly in between -- that the band seems invincible.

My colleague Xan Brooks has shrewdly commented that liberal reviewers must contend with the undoubted truth that The Help is a very well acted and well directed picture – I would add that it is handsomely photographed and designed – and so an acting award is technically merited.