Sentence examples for a clever bit from inspiring English sources

That last bit is a clever bit of passing-the-buck by the Gawker crowd.

He's both a memorial to his own youth and a clever bit of self-analysis from the film-makers.

Its not Google elves [that deliver the search results]– its a clever bit of maths, which is not that complicated".

In a clever bit of stage business, Palmer's Prospero is familiar with the play and, master magician that he is, wants to merge his "reality" with Shakespeare's fiction.

Back on Earth, our nation's politicians had wisely capitalised on all the excitement with a clever bit of scheduling for their debate on UK Space Policy.

Likewise, when Tony Blair once said that he didn't like to see himself as a politician, it wasn't just a clever bit of spin.

In a clever bit of reverse marketing, Donn Beach once claimed the drink was so strong that he would serve no more than two to a customer.

Moreover, a clever bit-packing of the packet header optional addresses and fields allowed a very low-overhead implementation across a variety of transmission media, resulting in a very-high maximum channel occupancy for many of them.

If so, then nature is a fiendishly clever bit of trickery: meaninglessness and absurdity somehow masquerading as ingenious order and rationality.

It's a pretty clever bit — Snoop's line about Brüno as "the white Obama" may be the funniest one in the movie — and all the musicians look happy to be playing along with the joke.

With this DIY sensibility (or just a very clever bit of marketing) Eminem has brought it back full circle to hip-hop's communal beginnings when, according to Miller, "friends would eat together and rap together".