Sentence examples for a clever thought from inspiring English sources
Business Week floats a clever thought on how to fix Cendant: take it private.
As a high-school student, Albert Einstein formulated a clever thought experiment and reasoned to a contradiction.
Wishing to prove to unbelievers that whist was a game of skill rather than luck, he had a clever thought.
It is a clever thought, but may overstate the degree to which most Britons suffer from constitutional angst.But a symbol she certainly is.
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.
Yes, it is a clever thought, but it is not executed with a matching expertise.
But before I could manage a sense of disappointment or some clever thought about never trusting a politician's promises, she went on.
So six clubs always succeeds, but change the spade layout slightly, giving East a top spade for example, and Messer's clever thought is crucial.
By half-time they had closed to within four points, doing so by backing themselves to score with penalties to touch and clever thought at close quarters in addition to the more overt talent of the brawny handling of Billy Vunipola (to whom New Zealand kicked very restart, for no apparently good reason).
