Sentence examples for it is canny from inspiring English sources

You end up not sure what you're looking at, but only that it is canny and beautiful.

It is cannier at exploiting local grievances.

This is a fairly intriguing scenario and it's canny of Hack to use it as his opening chapter.

Yes, it was canny positioning, including barely-coded criticisms of Jeremy Corbyn's recent handling of nationhood and security matters.

It was canny programming, a way to bring pop hooks and hits to music that rarely offers them.

It was canny marketing, and the potential expense is not as great as it might appear, because the warranty is available only to the original owner.

But it's canny to weld it to "aspiration" – it'll hopefully reassure the public that this isn't a regressive, totalitarian sort of socialism, but one more in tune with the zeitgeist.

Original copies of Whisky (Birlinn), Aeneas MacDonald's 1930 book, now change hands for hundreds of pounds, so it's canny publishing to release a new edition in time for Christmas.

Though the Clinton campaign fell short, it was canny enough to exploit the media's anti-woman bias for its own ends.

It has been canny with its liabilities, too: over a third of its deposits pay no interest, a trade-off its small-business clients are willing to make in return for sharp service.

Oates's selection is canny.