Sentence examples for both savvy from inspiring English sources

Williams plays the part of the Deacon, a community leader both savvy and wise.

That she did this as a country singer was both savvy — the genre demands morals in a way pop doesn't — and also, ultimately, limiting.

Combine them with the sophomore forward Kawhi Leonard, a future high N.B.A. draft choice, and the Aztecs have both savvy and talent.

(On a few of these shows, the ladies get down in the dirt, too, particularly on "Always Sunny" and "Archer," which features both savvy and cretinous female characters).

But this copy suggests that the magazine expects its readers to be both savvy enough to know who Emma is already and stupid enough to buy into the idea that "Bovary" is naughty by today's standards.

"They are both very good politicians, they are both savvy, they both won re-election twice," said J. Mark Wrighton, a political science professor at the University of New Hampshire.

As major Hollywood studios and audiences both become savvy to cult films, productions once limited to cult appeal have instead become popular hits, and cult directors have become hot properties known for more mainstream and accessible films.

Noises Off, though, is much more than a straightforward rib-tickler, both savvier and savager than the other theatreland farces currently on offer, Richard Bean's One Man, Two Guvnors and Graham Linehan's rampantly successful update of The Ladykillers: a virtuoso tightrope act that generates comedy from our fear of the abyss.

Both are savvy and detail oriented, and both like to be in control of every situation that affects their team.

The oddest thing about all this is that Fraser is both a savvy and a fairly well regarded artist.

Someone in the Obama administration, with both business savvy and a suitably tough-minded approach, could bring together the parties, including the dealers, the union and the company.