Sentence examples for a clever comparison from inspiring English sources
A clever comparison of a photograph of a calla lily by Cunningham, who clearly influenced Weston, a painting of a waterfall by Shore, and a photograph of a cabbage leaf by Weston, each with a nearly identical, sharply outlined, curved form ending in a point, may be almost too good to be true, but it certainly persuades the eye.
Their juices — with the garlic and parsley, pas mal, non?" Nothing could have been more different from a meal at El Bulli, and I'm not going to try to make some clever comparison about how all food is the same — it isn't.
Obviously this is a wildly complicated issue, but I just thought the mail order catalog comparison was a clever one, and an accurate one.
As Susan reads it, always late at night in her spacious glass house, she imagines Tony and a doppelgänger (Isla Fisher, in a clever ruse, given the actresses' frequent comparisons) in the story.
Kids get to know Sally through comparisons with themselves, a clever and effective learning device that repeats throughout the book.
"The Golden Bowl" opens with a comparison of the Thames and Tiber Rivers, deftly woven around a clever semicolon.
23VIVI is still a small outfit in comparison to other platforms such as Artfinder, nevertheless they have developed a clever strategy ensuring that one-of-a-kind limited editions of up to 23 are selling out completely!
Sato et al. [ 27] used a clever combination of Gal4/UAS and Cre/LoxP systems to label small numbers of PVPNs, allowing a direct comparison of retinotopic position of tectal cell bodies with the hindbrain targets of their axons.
A clever and urbane man like Purnell would surely not make such a crass, distasteful and obviously wrong comparison.
"She was a clever woman".
