Sentence examples for too shrewd from inspiring English sources
I think she's too shrewd.
Mr Johnson is too shrewd to be anyone's cannon fodder.
He was too shrewd to believe that it must exist.
He often seems too shrewd to play random nut.
Henty was far too shrewd to alter a winning formula.
Chávez is too shrewd to sever his lifeline.
It warned, too, of shrewd fish and challenging waters.
But he's a good storyteller too, with shrewd notions about what makes people tick.
However technically inept a director, Mr. Hill is too professionally shrewd to barrel down that particular road and, more important, there are too many studio dollars at stake here to risk outraging ethnic and racial groups that could be buying movie tickets.
But the most tongue-tied she gets – apart from when we talk about money – is about her thesis, the subject of which puts her in the tricky position of criticising the movie business, something Fanning is either too loyal, shrewd or well-mannered to do.
