Churchill's shrewd judgment meant few failures.

Whether it resulted from panic or shrewd judgment, the stinginess led to important decisions.

Mr. Jenkins is a master of the shrewd political judgment, often phrased in acerbic terms.

Samuel Edison, versatile, buoyant of temper, and ever optimistic, would thus appear to have pitched his tent with shrewd judgment.

He was fiercely loyal to his boss, but not especially quick-thinking or known for shrewd judgment.

Executives are supposed to make shrewd judgments.

Not only had the maid overheard the talk, but she had made some shrewd judgments about the speakers.

But the subcommittee showed shrewd judgment.

Nothing in Perez's face, a scowl on Addi-son's, shrewd judgment in Lane's eyes.

A self-styled "collector of souls," she homed in on the faces and body language of her subjects with penetrating insight and shrewd judgment.