Sentence examples for Clever soul from inspiring English sources
The image up above is obviously just a Photoshop-job, and, as far as we can tell, the clever soul who came up with the gag didn't think to make it an actual product.
Example: Last fall Connor advised clients that surging quota premiums (which are paid by exporters) were forcing many Chinese babywear factories out of business and that bedding products made from the silk of wild silkworms in China had become the rage after some clever soul discovered that this tussah silk was exempt from quotas in the U.S.
Last fall Connor advised clients that surging quota premiums (paid by exporters) were forcing many Chinese babywear factories into bankruptcy and that bedding products made from the silk of wild silkworms in China were becoming the rage after some clever soul discovered that this "Tussah" silk was exempt from quotas in the U.S. Competitors?
Fortunately for her, a clever soul has made a Google Chrome add on to bypass the filters, fittingly called "Go Away Cameron".
For years now I've been wondering when some clever soul or other would uncover the connection between Japanese role-playing video games and fashionable French handbags and accessories.
Oswalt -- who's best known for his stand-up comedy and supporting role on The King of Queens -- shows that he can dial back his comedic instincts to reveal the wounded, troubled, clever soul that's at the foundation of so much stand-up comedy, while managing to hold his own against the visually dominating Theron.
Little Dragon, who make artful and clever digital soul music, have an impeccably self-deprecating sense of humour.
With a less sympathetic actor in command, this could have been simply cruel, but Servillo gives Jep the shrug of a clever, kindly soul who rates his own existence no more highly than anyone else's.
A few adventurous souls run clever riffs on the trite and true.
The historian H. G. Adler likened him, in body and soul, to Falstaff, "clever, clear, superior, cynical, and artful," but Murmelstein prefers Sancho Panza, cleaving to common sense while others tilt at windmills.
