Sentence examples for savvy mixture from inspiring English sources

The work, which features Mr. Kahane on voice, banjo and electric guitar, is inspired by texts from the set of tour guides written under the Federal Writers Projectt in the 1930s; the musical style, if Mr. Kahane's recent composing is any clue, will be a savvy mixture of folksiness and modernist astringency.

At its best, it's a knowing, savvy mixture of "Xena," "Buffy" and my favorite USA shows (if you watched the good years of "Stargate SG-1," you know the tone I'm talking about).

Besides a bit of luck in the form of an injury to Russell Westbrook of the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder, a key has been a harmonious mixture of savvy veterans and athletic young players.

A mixture of savvy PR from the US government and patchy reporting from international media means that most of us don't even know it happened.

In the well-reviewed "Wanted," which costars Rachel McAdams and Willem Dafoe, Hoffman's Gunther Bachmann is a hard-living spy who runs a covert anti-terrorism unit with a mixture of savvy and instinct.

Peer instruction is frequent in GEP classes, because these classes often attract a mixture of computer-savvy and not-so-savvy students.

Yet Jopling's mixture of charm, savvy and bullish behaviour will make him this week's most surefire victor.

Yet Jopling's mixture of charm, savvy and bullish behaviour will make him this week's most sure-fire victor.

Before the election, he appointed a committee of notables who are a mixture of new savvy and safe old guard.

With a mixture of paternalism and media savvy, he hustled to get them into the public ear.

Berkshire Hathaway's annual report contains a closely observed "letter to shareholders", written by Buffett, which is a mixture of homespun wisdom and market savvy.