Sentence examples for savvy blend from inspiring English sources

He sings with a savvy blend of nobility and know-how.

A Dunham dance performance was a theatrical event, a savvy blend of dancing, exotic rhythms and splashy American showbiz.

Mexican Institute of Sound — whose leader, Camilo Lara, happens to be the president of the major label EMI Mexico — concocted a bilingually savvy blend of humorous raps and disc-jockey eclecticism, from rumba-rock to surf guitar to cumbia.

(Fike also has multiple face tattoos, perhaps the strongest aesthetic signifier among rising hip-hop stars). He's the logical progression from someone like Post Malone, who makes a savvy blend of pure pop, blues-rock, and rap but is often classified as a hip-hop artist simply because of his social and aesthetic preferences.

The track is named after Form 696, a document that artists and promoters in the UK grime community say police use to racially profile their events, and it finds the producer turning his anger over the unjust policing practice into a savvy blend of UK funky, Brazilian baile funk, and house music.

It's a savvy blending of Southern pace, the melodic textures associated with L.A. rap, and the New York commitment to off-kilter samples and the graininess of mixtapes.

The rest of the roster, no less savvy about blending styles, includes the trumpeter Avishai Cohen, the trombonist Robin Eubanks, the vibraphonist Stefon Harris, the bassist Matt Penman and the drummer Jeff Ballard.

The rest of the roster, no less savvy about blending styles, includes the trumpeter Avishai Cohen, the trombonist Robin Eubanks, the vibraphonist Stefon Harris, the bassist Matt Penman and the drummer Obed Calvaire.

To many in Las Vegas, Mr. McManus tells us, "the untamed and savvy traits blended so formidably in the senior Binion got separated out in his sons": while Jack proved to be a shrewd businessman, Ted became a hard-living, heroin-using party animal.

Impressed with the women's savvy for blending nostalgia, tradition, and modern-day revelry, Wilkerson underwrote the cost of producing $4,000 worth of faux-vintage Duke decorations and party souvenirs, including playing cards, a postcard set, and a football pin, that used images uncovered in the archives.

The 71-year-old artist from Kermanshah is known for his politically savvy artworks; a blend of painting and collage that point a finger at the existing political power structures in the U.S. and Iran.