Sentence examples for would be shrewd from inspiring English sources

Or that Michael Douglas would be "shrewd, rude, wickedly funny" (Indiewire) in the central role.

"Assuming Minskoff gets financing, it would be shrewd to be contrarian," said Robert L. Billingsley, vice chairman of Colliers ABR, a commercial real estate firm.

And a good model agency, if they really thought she had huge promise (again, unlikely, but you never know) would be shrewd enough not to pressure her during exams, try to fit in work in the holidays, and generally take a responsible role as regards her education and her future.

His signing would be shrewd by Louis Van Gaal, but would also most likely mean the end of Rafael Da Silva's stint at United.

(When I was writing from Iraq lately, some peeved readers suggested I stay there for good; they might have had their wish if they'd been shrewd enough to have sent effusive e-mails thanking me for the fine spying, signed George Tenet).

I wish I'd been shrewd enough to see that Berkshire would become 1.1% of the index, requiring every index fund or investors following the index to purchase well over 100 million shares of Berkshire B. Sometimes, there's an unintended consequence of a Buffett move.

The marriage caused a scandal, but Theodora would prove to be shrewd judge of character and Justinian's greatest supporter.

Assuming she doesn't win the deputy leadership, Angela Eagle would be a shrewd choice.

And in a commission desperately short of political heavyweights, he would be a shrewd and experienced operator.

What I figured would be a shrewd send-up turned out to be a trip through a history I've lived.

Ford officials declined to specify how much the centers would cost to open and operate, although Mr. Nasser insisted they would be a shrewd investment.