Sentence examples for shrewdly written from inspiring English sources

All this dysfunction is shrewdly written but familiar comic territory.

The text is shrewdly written in the first-person voice of each baby animal, mingling personality with scientific fact.

Much of the episode is a very shrewdly written series of minor power plays and exchanges among McAvoy's staff as they jockey for position, try to decide whether to leave him for another anchor, and so on.

In his shrewdly written, often riveting new book, "Then Everything Changed," the veteran political journalist Jeff Greenfield ponders some smaller-scale and more plausible what-ifs: three events, he says, "that came within a whisker of actually happening".

If the critic has to compete with the seductions of Facebook, with shrewdly written television, with culturally relevant movies — with, in short, every bright thing that flies to the surface of the iPhone — that's all the more reason for him to write dramatically, vividly, beautifully, to have, as Alfred Kazin wrote in 1960, a "sense of the age in his bones".

The company shrewdly wrote a utility program that can convert Android apps, making it simple for programmers to adapt their wares.

During the 2004 Senate primary, Obama sometimes reminded voters of his anti-machine credentials, but at the same time he shrewdly wrote to Mayor Daley's brother, William, who had backed one of Obama's primary opponents, asking for his support if he won the primary.

Halberstam shrewdly writes that for Clinton, the brilliant politician with his finger always on the people's pulse, foreign policy was "an inconvenience, something that might pull him away from his primary job at hand -- domestic issues, above all the economy".

Part of the pleasure of a Pinter play, as the critic Alastair Macaulay once shrewdly wrote, is of not fully understanding it: you only had to listen to the animated conversations on the way out of No Man's Land to grasp how much audiences relished the prospect of working it out for themselves.

This memoir of deprivation and survival is shrewdly constructed and written with a winning dry humour.

But it's well done: shrewdly filmed, edited and written.