Sentence examples for with shrewdly from inspiring English sources
Their exertions called to mind the rhythm core of Sex Mob, another band with shrewdly irreverent inclinations.
Our reviewer, William T. Vollmann, said this biography "sparkles with shrewdly plausible inferences mortared into a compelling narrative".
He credited those networks with shrewdly identifying where the networks are most vulnerable "first during the summers and now at 10 p.m".
Luis Garc Berlanga, an influential Spanish filmmaker who tweaked the fascist regime of Gen. Francisco Franco and its censors with shrewdly subversive social satires, died on Saturday in Madrid.
Winterbottom ratchets up the fear and the intimate unease with shrewdly chosen classic country numbers in the Hank Williams vein on the soundtrack – especially in the scene in which Lou goes on an aeroplane trip to Fort Worth.
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".
In that minor masterpiece, A Question of Attribution, the real sympathy lies not with that Marxist aesthete Anthony Blunt, nor even with the shrewdly perceptive Queen, but with Blunt's modest interrogator, Chubb, who wants to acquire the basics of art appreciation.
Dreyman is mightily pleased with himself and his career, combining as he does a vacuous appeal to western liberals, with a shrewdly sycophantic acquaintance with the Honeckers.
Sun tempts with a shrewdly mysterious name, "N1".
Natasha Katz's lighting creates a darkened space with a shrewdly directed glow.
SAUL LEITER The Leiter revival continues with a shrewdly edited exhibition devoted to his photographs of women.
