Sentence examples for a bit too clever from inspiring English sources

If true, it was a bit too clever.

15-1, no that's a bit too clever for me.

Some of the stories here are a bit too clever.

And Mr. Wass's soundscore, a profane whispered list, was sometimes a bit too clever.

I always believe the chancellor, he says, but he adds: "Somebody says things in the heat of the moment... .. Do you think he's a bit too clever?

Determined to send her big messages by stealth, Mason sometimes resorts to double meanings that are a bit too clever, even cute.

In an episode of Doctor Who Confidential he characterised Adam as "a little bit ambitious and "a little bit too clever for his own good".

Patrick periodically criticizes his disciples, including Martha, for failing to be open enough with him, and that is also a shortcoming of "Martha Marcy May Marlene," which is a bit too coy, too clever and too diffident to believe in.

But might it just be a bit too damn clever?

Even by teatime yesterday some backbenchers were wondering if this year's elaborate tinkering might not have been a bit too obviously clever.

And the reversals and revelations that conclude the story are a bit too neat and clever to resonate much past the final credits.