Sentence examples for savvy public from inspiring English sources

Her savvy public image gambit on Tuesday sent a signal she may not be leaving the stage forever.

Increasingly, in this age of ceremonial, highly ritualized apology, it's hard to distinguish between true remorse and savvy public relations.

That's why added sugar, especially in liquid form, is rapidly becoming the focus of savvy public health officials, scientists, physicians, journalists, parents and even politicians.

Savvy public figures and political candidates now reveal all before the rumor mill, fed by an aggressive press, does it for them.

Savvy public figures -- especially political candidates -- reveal all before the rumor mill, fed by an aggressive, competitive press, does it for them.

As their stars were fading, evangelicalism's emerging celebrities were employing savvy public relations specialists and rebranding themselves as your best friend, your entertainer, or your shrink – not the mouthpiece for a vengeful God.

Mrs. Clinton has the endorsements of two other large, politically savvy public-sector unions that have campaigned for her: the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the American Federation of Teachers.

A savvy public-relations campaign alone didn't ensure glasses would gain mainstream approval, nor can it secure Glass's fate.

All of this must be exhausting for China's official censors, who are locked in an ever-escalating arms race with the increasingly tech-savvy public.

Catering for an increasingly design-savvy public, the designs do not shout out their intended purpose, more they look like they belong anywhere in the home.

In addition, they agreed to the appointment of a more media-savvy public spokesman for the coal, steel, water and railway industries then in state control.