Sentence examples for a clever hand from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dominik is a clever hand at genre pastiche, and the result is a movie, like "The Assassination of Jesse James," that is sapped of vitality by its own self-conscious, curatorial fastidiousness.
Sarkozy played a clever hand in detaching two of the party's top figures: Bernard Kouchner to become the minister of foreign and European affairs and Dominique Strauss-Kahn to head the IMF.
Darrell Issa, one of SOPA's few opponents on the Judiciary Committee, has meanwhile played a clever hand with net-savvy voters by proposing an alternative bill, called OPEN, which waters down the harshest provisions, and better still putting it up on a website for editing by the public.
Now it seems he may have been playing a cleverer hand than some have thought.What seems to be happening is that his government, the Kosovo Albanians and the outside powers involved (the "Contact Group") are moving towards a messy and perhaps temporary solution.
Einhorn, on the other hand, was striking a clever deal, he said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has played a remarkably clever hand.
Like any clever hand-selling bookseller, the Foxed publishing arm has the knack of re-introducing - in quietly handsome editions - the sort of titles that readers, once they know them, not only enjoy but come to love.
His moves don't end with his clever hand tricks.
Tipuric's pace, creative impulses and clever hands had many a seasoned observer drooling, including former Ospreys team-mate Shane Williams.
Professional photographers have relied on clever hands and sophisticated software to turn a good picture into something that stands out.
However, real-life forensic experts may soon look less like their counterparts in "CSI" and more like sci-fi sleuths armed with extremely clever hand-held fingerprint analysers.This could be the upshot of a new fingerprinting method developed by Demian Ifa and his colleagues at Purdue University in Indiana.
