Sentence examples for smart and shrewd from inspiring English sources
President Richard Nixon was smart and shrewd.
Mrs. Astor was both smart and shrewd.
I could have done with a whole revival of values along the line of tough, alert, smart and shrewd.
He has no explaining to do for moving Sky TV into the digital age and proving himself to be a smart and shrewd executive.
In her smart and shrewd memoir, My Kitchen Wars, Betty Fussell recalled the wave of competitive cooking that swept through academia in the wake of Julia Child: "Our dinner parties were baroquely elaborated gifts, like the human embroidery of weeping willows and cenotaphs that validated the gentility of Victorian hands".
Michael Kevin Powell instantly comes across as smart and shrewd, if unproven.
Smart, glib and shrewd, Smith, a former prosecutor, knows his way around the courtroom.
At issue is whether the agreement was a result of smart politics and shrewd calculation or double-dealing and fraud.
Just as previous seasons made viewers almost unwillingly root for wily Roman slave-owners such as Batiatus, Lucretia and Glaber, who had their own well-defined concerns, loyalties and ambitions, this year, the show introduced Crassus, who is so smart, charismatic and shrewd that you can almost overlook the fact that he owns more slaves than almost any other Roman.
It's lower ranking cadres to whom they are appealing to support the new changes... Reform [for them] is about making the party stronger, smarter and shrewder; more able to govern the country".
It's lower ranking cadres to whom they are appealing to support the new changes... Reform [for them] is about making the party stronger, smarter and shrewder; more able to govern the country". The new administration faces growing challenges in areas ranging from social inequality and environmental damage to foreign policy.
