Sentence examples for shrewdly developed from inspiring English sources

It has been lucky in its mineral wealth, at first shrewdly developed by De Beers, the South African diamond giant.

Marine Le Pen, the daughter of the party founder Jean-Marie Le Pen, shrewdly developed a kind of good cop, bad cop routine with her octogenarian father.

He's a superb writer; the books are very readable without being oversimplified, and you get completely drawn in to the setting, the plot and the characters that he so shrewdly develops.

A novelist steeped in Brontëana shrewdly develops the characters and ideas of two original chapters into a story of a passionate, reform-minded woman cramped by hypocrisy and convention.

But they are solos that always develop shrewdly and feed back into the design.

Arsenal has for the most part bought cheaply and shrewdly in the player transfer market, and developed its young talent, preferring to make rather than buy stars.

The love affair between Elder and Armando develops and deepens in shrewdly managed narrative stages that convince on the psychological level and also gratify a need for tension and jeopardy.

The show was shrewdly produced, edited and scored to create tension and develop individual characters.

And, on taking over the company in 1968, Trevor Nunn shrewdly put his trust in Jones and allowed him to develop into an excellent director.

They shrewdly saw that inviting hobos to their town was a way to distinguish themselves from other developing communities.

Even when Edgar talks of the deterioration of his parents' marriage, and describes his father as "a free soul tethered, by a generous improvidence not terribly or shrewdly mindful of itself, to the imperial soul of an attractive woman" he makes it believable that, somewhere deep in his rapidly developing mind, a precocious, bright pubescent might have made such an observation.