Shrewd in a sentence

Coming to the UK certainly proved a shrewd move for Daliso with regular appearances on high brow quiz show QI, he has also had four of his own series on Radio 4 and even entertained the at the Royal Variety Performance.

Frodo's intelligence and shrewd nature are downplayed in the films, making him appear less bright and capable than he actually is.

Hence, it would be a stretch to label him as a shrewd businessman.

He was acknowledged by multiple strong individuals as a shrewd tactician and was even deemed to be a problem by Madara Uchiha himself.

I think it was a shrewd manoeuvre to demonstrate to the world that Scotland (recall that the primary target is world opinion) has not sought confrontation for its own sake, but has, rather, leant over backwards to be cooperative, mature and avoid dispute.

It’s the latest in a series of monthly singles releases, a shrewd method of release which acknowledges the constant online consumption of new music.

Meeting with the North Korean leader could have been a shrewd move if Trump actually understood a thing or two about Kim Jong Un and his country.

Mike, 44, and Zara, 41, have amassed an estimated £30 million fortune from a number of shrewd deals, sponsorships and endorsements.

New research commissioned by ING Australia reveals shrewd consumers could save an average $1261 a year by cutting back on subscriptions and other regular outgoings that are no longer useful to them.

Schools must be shrewd about whether or not to add new staff.

She does briefly tap into her potential when she acts as Otis' shrewd campaign manager.

Standing 6-foot-3, with a wry sense of humor and elegant taste in clothes, Mr. Apraxine fit the part of the shrewd courtier.

Tesla’s shrewd, slow-and-steady approach may not propel shares higher in 2024, but I do like where the firm stands on AVs over the next five years.

The director Milisuthando Bongela opens her discerning documentary Milisuthando with this shrewd declaration.

This is a pretty shrewd analysis of the situation!

Thus, a shrewd observer might argue that AT&T took on debt to keep the dividends going -- a strategy that will break down quickly and aggressively once interest rates rise, and credit starts to become more restrictive.

With a shrewd eye, he hones in on the ways that shame and judgment based on “forbidden” forms of sexuality spread their poison throughout the intimate lives of everyone they touch.

Additions will have to be shrewd in addressing the issues of a squad that is largely excellent, and the YEP has delved into some key stats from the campaign in an attempt to see where the priorities lay.

But it’s no knock to suggest that Senna has, in the way that a peripatetic filmmaker might display, while cracking her knuckles, shrewd commercial instincts.

Campbell commented: “Iolo was a very shrewd farmer and businessman.