Sentence examples for a clever engaging from inspiring English sources

This is a clever, engaging and tightly controlled show with a wild wind roaring through it.

This is a clever, engaging and original look at what would seem well-trodden historical paths; but Winchester, delightfully, breaks a fresh trail.

A clever, engaging and fully imagined epic cum detective story based on this historical what if: What if a temporary safe haven for Jews had been created in Alaska in the wake of the Holocaust?

This one takes a little more time than the first formula since you have to think of a clever, engaging and personalized comment for it to work -- but the results are amazing!

González Durántez writes: "The new generation of girls are clever, engaged and curious; they are ambitious, but in a realistic way; they are not afraid of hard work and they are determined to shine.

It's such a clever, politically engaged piece of writing, staged with stylish minimalism by director Rachel O'Riordan and boasting one of the most scorching performances of the year.

A Tragedy of Fashion was greeted as a clever novelty – an "engaging little ballet" wrote the Observer – and it was Rambert's instinct for the new that marked out her next decade, as the modestly named Ballet Club expanded into the more assertive Ballet Rambert.

(Dargis) 'Trollhunter' (PG-13, 1 30, in Norwegian) The Norwegian director André Ovredal's mock documentary goes on a bit too long, but its combination of big scary trolls, ultra-dry Nordic humor and a grumbling civil servant hero (who has to fill out a report after each troll killing) is clever and engaging.

(Dargis)20110623 'Trollhunter' (PG-13, 1 30, in Norwegian) The Norwegian director André Ovredal's mock documentary goes on a bit too long, but its combination of big scary trolls, ultra-dry Nordic humor and a grumbling civil servant hero (who has to fill out a report after each troll killing) is clever and engaging.

(Dargis)20110616 'Trollhunter' (PG-13, 1 30, in Norwegian) The Norwegian director André Ovredal's mock documentary goes on a bit too long, but its combination of big scary trolls, ultra-dry Nordic humor and a grumbling civil servant hero (who has to fill out a report after each troll killing) is clever and engaging.

If you want to capture a piece of it, you need to be clever and engaging.