shrewdly

Vice President Kamala Harris has been shrewdly opaque about her agenda; she has been far more detailed about the positions she no longer holds than she has about the ones she does now.

But she has an ulterior motive in shrewdly finagling her way into a job at an esteemed Chicago law firm, which is revealed by the end of the hour and sets the season in motion.

Edelstein shrewdly recognizes that if Shakespeare were alive today, a talent spotter at Marvel Studios would likely have tried to sign the young writer the moment he landed at LAX.

Placing the focus on Coughlan’s shrewdly observant and charming Penelope doesn’t change that.

In tracking a handful of protagonists whose talents, aspirations and dreams will shape the outcome of this exercise, McBaine and Moss shrewdly apply the roving observational techniques of “Boys State” to remarkably different ends.