shrewd

But now I had to act the shrewd woman of the world.

A question too shrewd for any young boy to ask.

I felt her shrewd eyes looking me up and down.

A small, shrewd man, less easy to be sure about than his wife.

He was too shrewd to leave himself out in the open.

He gave me a shrewd look out of those old eyes.

He had thought White was quite a man, important and shrewd.

Despite his looks, he can be a very shrewd person.

He had not looked into those cold, shrewd eyes since the end of the summer.

He began to take a shrewd interest in everything that was going on about him.

She looked up as he came in, her eyes suddenly shrewd.

He's shrewd enough to make a good deal, and he'll be looking.

And there came a time when she made a pretty shrewd guess.

That is, a shrewd man can make a strong case of it.

My mother always said so, and she was a pretty shrewd judge of these things.

Now I was able to make a shrewd guess at his later career.

His strategy was shrewd and worked for over an hour.

Their range is good, but you need a shrewd eye.

But she also makes shrewd points about the show's appeal.

But she was being a little too shrewd for real comfort.

He just watched her for a moment with shrewd, green eyes.

He's a lot more shrewder than I am and he can hold the line.

"You've a very shrewd idea of who was in her mind."

The doctor's eyes were still shrewd, but a good deal less warm.

That was a very shrewd thing to say in 1940 but it did not happen for nearly five years.