Sentence examples for unusually shrewd from inspiring English sources

The partisan acrimony has led both sides to make unusually shrewd use of the Senate's esoteric rules.

Under Ulysses Grant, the North in the end waged the war of attrition that Lee feared.Mr McPherson's analysis of McClellan is just as shrewd, and unusually sympathetic.

It is Warne's own take, an Aussie Rules-playing former beach kid with beefy shoulders and unusually strong hands, and above all a brilliantly shrewd mind, on cricket's most complex bowling art.

ANDREW WYLIE is a famously shrewd literary agent, having acquired his nickname, "The Jackal", as a result of his ability to negotiate unusually large advances from publishers for the authors he represents.

Turnout is usually about 60%, but could be higher—recent state elections show people unusually eager to vote.Shrewder politicians are taking advantage.

Charlie was shrewd.

But Pleble was shrewd.

That's shrewd politics.

The Japanese team's solid fielding, shrewd pitching and, most of all, strong hitting, have taken many off guard and made this four-of-seven-game series unusually competitive.

Shrewd, informed judgements.

It was a shrewd move.