Sentence examples for a clever young from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the interview, the dons sought me out and said, 'You've got such a clever young man here.

As a clever young mathematician, she had to give up her job as an experimental software programmer at the Post Office, after marrying a colleague, physicist Derek Shirley.

How he made his money Back in the early 1990s, Prokhorov was a clever young banker working for the state-run International Bank of International Cooperation.

If this was a conscious attempt to display concentrated art against a background of wandering irrelevance, he is indeed a clever young man.

I have a clever young friend who predicted, last week, that Roose Bolton would kill Ramsay Bolton before the season was over.

The man is Brown himself, known in his youth as handsome, but here modelling the kind of sullen impotence you might see on a clever young man who has come down in the world.

"What's your favourite box?" asked Simon Amstell of his middling-dreadful prospective stepfather (who worked "in boxes"), his young features widening to that panoply of cherubic innocence which, when employed today by a clever younger chap in a question to a thicker older chap, hides a black roiling pit of intent, bored as treacle yet hot with sarcastic malevolence.

"He's a very clever young man," battlefield re-enactor Howard Giles had said 10 days previously as we waited for Deller to bring us our beers at an Orgreave pub.

In fashion, where the standards for what's brilliant or ironic are considerably lower than in the rest of the world, Jeremy Scott, the Midwesterner based in Paris, passes for a very clever young man.

I was cast with Colin McDowell, the venerable fashion commentator of The London Sunday Times, who would cover clothes and etiquette; Victoria Coren, a very clever young columnist and author, who would deal with social commentary and human dynamics.

"Gagarin was a very clever young man.