Sentence examples for a clever observer from inspiring English sources

Whatever the explanation, a clever observer of Washington, DC, has 60 trading days to front-run the broader market.

A clever observer, he uses a dry wit to describe a few far-from-jolly encounters with pompous big cheeses.

Tropatchov is both a clever observer of the social mores of the landed gentry and an "infamous, fatuous fop," as Kuzovkin later calls him, given to dispensing insincerities such as "My worst fear, my nightmare, is that you'll find us all so very dull — so very, very dull, and you'll scurry away back to Petersburg, flippety floppety like a pair of little gray rabbits".

Make a clever observation.

With aides at his side, he had repeatedly lashed out at two ills -- crime and Con Edison -- that, in the words of one clever observer, rated just behind cancer in the public eye.

Intriguingly, the clever observers developed a better technique than Figaro's for getting the treat.

No wonder some cynical observers suspected a clever publicity ploy on the writer's behalf.

Philip French compared the two films' plots and themes in The Observer, and characterised Match Point's as a "clever twist on the themes of chance and fate".

It is a clever thought – but too clever by half in the eyes of observers who think that all member state governments would be reluctant to authorise such a mechanism and that, in any case, a legal response to an essentially political challenge will not do.

A clever proposal from an anonymous reviewer instead attributes the results of Experiment 1 to the observer's intentionally taking a letter from his crowded internal representation.

"She is a clever woman who is not an economist, surrounded by economists giving her contradictory advice," says one close observer.