Sentence examples for shrewdly use from inspiring English sources

But if you serve God and shrewdly use what you have for God's purposes, you will enjoy the blessings of life with God.

Lincoln shrewdly used stories and parables in more complex ways as well.

Joyce made no apologies for shrewdly using her physical assets to indulge a healthy appetite for carnal pleasure and luxurious living.

It's a brilliant manoeuvre – shrewdly using DiCaprio as the bait to maximise the coverage for the other players and merrily prolonging the ordeal for all concerned.

"But Evo Morales and others have shrewdly used those ideas as a flag which plays on their deepest fears, the loss of identity and the giving away of what they consider to be their national patrimony".

Stage two – shrewdly using that experience in your application and interview to really impress a potential employer – is an area often given scant attention, and yet it could be the difference between getting the job, and not.

By shrewdly using coupons, and tracking store sales, Ms. Davis says she can cut the monthly grocery bill by 30 or 40percentt for her family of four in Marietta, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta.

Next, led by the former athletic director Lew Perkins and his assistant Jeff Hathaway, who is now UConn's athletic director, Connecticut shrewdly used the all-seeing eye of television to sell itself.

Over-production can kill a good comedy special, or risk making it seem like a TED Talk, but Minhaj shrewdly uses imagery to underscore the Americanness of his story.

In his 2000 presidential campaign, Vicente Fox shrewdly used the memory of the repressions of 1968 and 1971 and their aftermath, the so-called dirty war between the army and those students who became guerrillas as a result of the repression.

Through the alliance, the duo shrewdly used their ICC indictments to their advantage - painting the cases as a Western assault on Kenya's sovereignty.