Sentence examples for canny interpretation from inspiring English sources

It's terrible — neither good hip-hop, nor a canny interpretation of the source material.

A 200-year-old comedy, Fanny Burney's "Busy Day," finally makes its West End debut, with a smooth, canny interpretation that finds immediate accessibility through judicious exaggeration.

In Spectre, Craig's rather tortured take on the role, while retaining the grit of the actor's canny interpretation of Ian Fleming's literary conception, relaxes a bit into a suaver sort of self-confidence.

Canny lads.

A canny demand.

Canny survivor Euro-apartheid?

So canny gardeners intercrop.

(A deeper interpretation might be that personal contact and bogus emotional catharsis really are important elements of how power is deployed and negotiated in Hollywood, leading film stars, who are mostly pretty canny, to misinterpret how things work elsewhere).

In: Canny NP, Morgan PD Oxford Handbook of the Atlantic World.

And it's ideologically canny.

He was canny and smart".