Sentence examples for canny assessment from inspiring English sources
Impressed with the Champ's canny assessment of the combatants, he puts some of those observations into his article and gains a modicum of respect from his grim, critical boss, Metz (Alan Alda), who until then had dismissed his writing as mechanical and colorless.
Castor expands the scope of her tale by recounting in parallel the high-stakes battles fought between the Lancastrian and Yorkist lines of succession to the British throne, providing a canny assessment of the contenders and their campaigns, some of them horrifyingly gruesome.
But it proves delightful to watch and anticipate how Ms. Mantel steers them all into and out of Cromwell's view, follows his canny assessments of how to play them off against one another and lays out the affronts for which they will later pay dearly.
Canny survivor Euro-apartheid?
So canny gardeners intercrop.
In: Canny NP, Morgan PD Oxford Handbook of the Atlantic World.
And it's ideologically canny.
