Sentence examples for savvy observer from inspiring English sources

Facts by Mark Thompson, from his MacTaggart lecture: assumptions for you, the savvy observer, to make for yourselves.

A journalist by training, Waldman may not be breaking news here, but she does show herself to be a promising novelist and a savvy observer of human nature.

I recall vividly that my late mother, who was a savvy observer of racing in New York, was a big fan of Baeza's riding.

It would also have been useful because Polish-Lithuanian government-to-government relations are especially bad right now: a presidential channel of communication might be particularly useful.Jerzy Haszczyński is a savvy observer of the tortured Polish-Lithuanian relationship.

Rebeck is a savvy observer of the modern condition but too much of the dialogue feels like it's coming from her brain instead of her characters'.

But other savvy observers said much the same, that her inner strength had yet to match her physical gifts.

After the 2004 election, plenty of savvy observers thought the G.O.P. had close to a lock on the House, but the Hastert-DeLay era actually only had two more years to run.

The world, they state, is not incomprehensible, and they believe savvy observers could have done a better job foreseeing the troubling events in Russia of that August, in addition to other events discussed throughout the book.

For all those who consider that James Cameron's blue avatars will be the stars of this year's ceremony, more style-savvy observers say the film industry's big night will have only one fairytale princess: Britain's great hope for a best actress Oscar, Carey Mulligan.

Even in exile, the former president remained a savvy political observer and kept in touch with Republicans in Washington.

Some savvy Burgundy observers, who were able to taste many wines in the cellars before they were released, saw the value of the vintage early on.