Examples of 'very savvy' in a sentence
Meaning of "very savvy"
This phrase describes someone who is highly knowledgeable, experienced, and skillful in a specific area. It is often used to refer to someone who is clever, shrewd, or proficient. For example, 'He is very savvy when it comes to investing in the stock market.' It indicates a high level of expertise or understanding in a particular subject or field
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Jade is a very savvy and mysterious woman.
The director was a very savvy man.
I am not very savvy about downloading.
Whoever destroyed the video was not very savvy.
He is a very savvy bureaucrat and a prudent financial manager.
Our students are very savvy.
Very savvy stuff you have written.
People are becoming very savvy.
Very savvy asks.
There are plenty of very savvy pot smokers out there.
Very savvy of current trends and usually work within set budgets.
He happens to be very savvy as well.
A very savvy decision.
Abusers are very savvy.
The children were very savvy and active and it was a pleasure to work with them.
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I happen to be very savvy.
Not very savvy.
The flipside is Tony is very savvy.
Even the very savvy Israeli leaders were worried that he would.
Many cyber vendors produce technology that only very savvy companies can even understand.
I am very savvy when it comes to the purchases I make.
This is a very savvy ad.
Ideally, modern consumers are now very savvy.
He was very savvy.
Browning was a brilliant designer, a consummate craftsman, and a very savvy businessman.
He 's actually very savvy about this kind of stuff.
Maybe you are a great typist or a very savvy Internet user.
That seems very savvy for a man who's been found.
She has experience in the UK publishing world and displayed a very savvy marketing sense.
Austrian consumers are very savvy when it comes to e-commerce.
He managed the university with an iron fist, and was politically very savvy.
As before, this man is a very savvy investor.
She 's a very savvy businesswoman, always three steps ahead of everyone around her.
I have to admit I was not a very savvy shopper.
That seems very savvy for a man that's been found… mentally incompetent to stand trial.
As novice owner Roger Dorn has made two very savvy front office moves.
That seems very savvy for a man who 's beenfound … mentally incompetent to stand trial.
Despite what naysayers later perceived of her ingenuity, she was actually a very savvy businesswoman.
The world is becoming very savvy - both visually and about information.
It 's time for companies to realize that consumers have become very savvy and very demanding.
As digital natives, they are very savvy in connecting with others online while sharing information.
Holmes, You have a reputation for being a very savvy player.
That seems very savvy for a man who 's been found … mentally incompetent to stand trial.
Unfortunately for consumers, sites have become very savvy about this business practice.
Very savvy asks … But we can live with them.
The coyote appears often in the tales and traditions of Native Americans-usually as a very savvy.
The Mi'gmaq were very savvy entrepreneurs.
No one should doubt that Mr. Blankfein is a very savvy banker.
I was a very savvy shopper when I was there!
Old guy, not very savvy.
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I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
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