Sentence examples for a clever point from inspiring English sources

"The celebrity one made a clever point.

Ms. Shirreff is making a clever point about the complex relationship among earthworks, photography and tourism.

You're making a CLEVER POINT.

(See what I mean about his inclination to insert himself where he doesn't belong? What's that parenthetical doing in there mucking up a clever, pertinent point?) Anyway, the evolution of sports reporting through 140 years or so of American journalism, from the era of Fox's newspaper to the era of Fox television, serves "Over Time" as a subtle spine.

The clever point of Kramnik's 25 Re1! was that after 25... Qf4 26 Qf4 gf, he had the powerful thrust 27 e6! fe 28 Re6, attacking the a6 pawn.

But there are so many other clever points to this design that you will only learn over time.

This solution helps avoid accidents, which solves a problem for insurance carriers, a clever thing to point out in the pitch and of course a catalyst for adoption.

He's kidding, of course (the same page goes on to request, "Please read in bed naked"), but it's a clever way to point out that this isn't a particularly straightforward piece of work.

It's a clever show that points up the slipperiness of language, demonstrating – in one striking example – that Joseph Goebbels and the American general George S Patton can sound very different, but demand exactly the same thing.

It's an incredible story that involves crisis management, blackmail, investigative research, payoffs, a clever thief, and points to potential problems with the domain name registry system that could affect anyone with a website.

It behaves like a very clever access point to a huge list of online radio stations, among which you may well find music you would like to hear.