shrewdness

She demonstrated her shrewdness in negotiating the deal.

His shrewdness in business helped him make profitable decisions.

The politician's shrewdness allowed him to navigate tricky situations.

Her shrewdness in investments led to significant wealth accumulation.

The detective's shrewdness helped him solve the complex case.

The CEO's shrewdness in mergers and acquisitions expanded the company's market share.

His shrewdness in reading people's intentions made him a skilled negotiator.

The diplomat's shrewdness in diplomacy helped maintain peaceful relations between countries.

The lawyer's shrewdness in court won him many cases.

Her shrewdness in recognizing opportunities allowed her to advance in her career.

She had a round, highly colored face in which was combined good-natured shrewdness and the habit of command.

" It's clear" ! repeated the worthy servant to himself, proud of his shrewdness.

This will require the kind of shrewdness, discipline and intestinal fortitude not typically seen from the left in decades.

He took my hand in both of his-they were huge-and gave me a hearty look, in which, however, was great shrewdness.

Osman was the first in a line of Ottoman rulers distinguished by their political shrewdness.

" It's clear! " thought Passepartout, satisfied with his own shrewdness.

" Yes, Aunt Penniman would like that, " Catherine said simply—and yet with a certain shrewdness.

But there's a particular emphasis in this word on what we would call shrewdness or astuteness.

In our times, human shrewdness has mastered the deep mysteries of the earth at a level far beyond the capacities of earlier peoples.

With the shrewdness befitting a good business man, he knew how to draw the line between public and private interest.