Sentence examples for a bit savvy from inspiring English sources

It's only later you get a bit savvy".

Be a bit savvy, don't take too much notice of how much things were, look around the area and make your own assessment as to whether you're getting reasonable value.

This kit is for 3D scanning experimenters, as you will need to be a bit savvy to get the best results.

(Intervention development meeting, 13.9.2011) "All of which does raise some questions about generalisability, if we were recruiting the ones who are a bit savvy and we're giving them a lot of training that doesn't necessarily translate into your 'Joe Bloggs care assistant' who is already working in a very busy … but we'll see, I think we have to prove it's doable first".

The team has become a bit savvier since then.

Yet the German public, after years of debate, may be a bit savvier than politicians are giving it credit for.

The wrecked "candy ravers" and rampaging fratboys of EDM cliche are barely present – aside from more visible breasts and muscles, it is close to any European festival audience out for a good time, perhaps even a bit savvier.

On days when I wish I were a bit savvier, smarter, more strategic, I always take comfort from Oscar Wilde who said, "Be yourself, everyone else is taken".

But he ultimately swayed the majority with a bit of savvy campaign bluster.

"Young people, those lucky enough to be informed about them, are being a bit more savvy.

The theatre crowd are a bit more savvy, and they know they don't have to book straight away.