Sentence examples for seems savvy from inspiring English sources

Apple seems savvy enough to steer clear of blatantly infringing upon someone else's copyright, so look for the Cupertino giant to perhaps play the similar-but-not-the-same card.

Do you want something or what?" "You seem savvy enough to operate under a nom de guerre, as it were".

When we met briefly in Midland the next day, he was genial and excited, and seemed savvy in the ways of reporters.

It's also true that savvy investors (at least they seem savvy) are following the Levi Strauss strategy: Let others get caught up in the gold rush, we'll sell them the supplies.

Few seemed savvy to the threat from property developers and/or the government, although perhaps 30 years of frying one's brains on the world's best marijuana might tend one towards the phlegmatic.

That's when "the shocking hidden side of everything became the only side of anything worthy" of discussing, and in which everyone who wanted to seem "savvy" indulged.

You have enough money to last you ten lifetimes and, even though you're barely old enough to rent a car by yourself, you seem savvy enough not to fall under the influence of your team of greedy music biz veterans who stand to lose their trio of matching Ferraris should the royalties not come through.

Black, in the nominal sense, seems hardly savvy enough to be a Web troll.

"It's not uncomfortable". So Google's one-eyed screen design seems biologically savvy.

As you said, the president seems pretty savvy with technology when it comes to campaigning and delivering his messages.You must consider his audience: college students.

"One day, I'm like, 'It's f***ing for sure them.' And the next day I'm like, 'There's no way it's them' because it seems too savvy of Hollywood politics".