Examples of using Shrewdness in English and their translations into German
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Choose for shrewdness any drink.
It takes faith and shrewdness.
Your shrewdness, dear mother, is deadly.
Made in Vorarlberg: Shrewdness redefined.
I personally tend to emphasise skill and shrewdness.
His strength were diplomacy, shrewdness and only if necessary the use of military power and brutality.
Scrap the mixing of autocracy, however, and govern with shrewdness and corporatism!
Shrewdness, which we often instil in our conduct in order to validate the image we wish to offer, will no longer be useful;
I complained in that sense to Mrs I. who, however, pronounced trust in my shrewdness.
Better to start with the easy choices where your shrewdness seem a mere two or three goals.
People with petty shrewdness attend to trivial matters while those with greater wisdom attend to governance of institutions.
Phineas was tall and lathy, red-haired,with an expression of great acuteness and shrewdness in his face.
In that process, underestimating Libyan diplomacy, shrewdness and negotiating skills is the folly of the ignorant.
Rebecca, mother of the two brothers, that Giacobbe tenderly loved,succeeded later different years in making to have him this privilege, with a shrewdness all holy and flood of mysteries.
We have used up all our patience, optimism, experience and shrewdness, but for this year Manaslu remains for both of us a dream we have decided to postpone.
Before the holy Communion Jesus has made me know that I didn't absolutelyhave to listen to talk to a certain nun, because his shrewdness and his astuteness He doesn't like.
He is a presenter with perfidious shrewdness, endless(journalistic) curiosity, uninhibited enthusiasm- and a gifted vocal soloist"Born to be wild.
It was an achievement worthy of Mahatma Gandhi, conducted with the shrewdness of a lawyer and the idealism of a saint.
Not just technique but also the shrewdness and courage to consciously integrate technical boundaries into your music and, of course above all, the immense energy and spirit of their playing.
She raises her daughters Lucija and Ljubica with Spartan strength, shrewdness and courage during the socialist post-war period.
This shrewdness attributes a superior endurance to the floor and allows a greater effectiveness of the adhesive, placed in the coupled or for the laying of finishing coverings.
It threatens to end tragically in religiousconflict, but the main character succeeds, with insight and shrewdness, in reconciling the religious communities.
Certainly it is helpful for a bishop to have the farsightedness of a leader and the shrewdness of an administrator, but we fall into hopeless decline whenever we confuse the power of strength with the strength of that powerlessness with which God has redeemed us.
With the cunning fox mask for fun party gag, because fun is guaranteed Master Reynard is not only a legendary forest dwellers,but causes so to speak, to cover the shrewdness with this fantastic mask.
Of course, learning how to solve logarithmic equations you can not,but the attention and shrewdness will develop a thorough, if will regularly visit our website to find more and more new games of escape.
Against the background of a greatly changing world market position for VULKAN, it is important to keep the tried andtested while sustainably shaping the future of the company with shrewdness, integrity and determination.
Only a few know precisely how the wisdom of Archmage Elvaine Morgan of Runewick,the bravery of Sir Reginald of Cadomyr, and shrewdness of Don Tommaso Guilianni of Galmair overcame their foes but undoubtedly each played their part in this unlikely alliance.
Cunning can bedescribed as a type of intelligence in which practical skill, shrewdness, and deception, are blended together in varying proportions.
Ironic is that Jewish people are very capable of dealing with science,art and apply shrewdness; they are less known for highly idealistic humanitarian scopes.
His later descendant Platon however, to whom appeared this story too valuable to give it in oblivion,has fitted it with the cleverness and shrewdness, in which the Greeks were famous and also notorious, with an end, which put it in the proximity of a fable.
