The phrase "a far more clever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the cleverness of one thing to another, emphasizing a greater degree of cleverness.
Example: "In the debate, she presented a far more clever argument than her opponent, which swayed the audience."
Alternatives: "much more intelligent" or "significantly smarter".
As the unsettling conclusion of "Bear v. Shark" shows, though, Bachelder already knows how to get the maximum emotional return on a minimum investment in character -- a trick that's far more clever than any rhetorical cartwheel.
After Luca's execution of two young punks this evening, Torello glances at the remains and observes: "It looks like a Jackson Pollock". The remark is totally unbelievable, coming from a Chicago policeman in 1963, or even 1986, but it is the kind of detail that makes a Mann production seem far more clever than it actually is.
Written by James Scruggs -- who created the far more clever "Disposable Men," a trenchant send-up of media portraits of African-American men -- the play is a spin on the old midlife crisis story.
Far more clever than they're given credit for.
Even so, the Gore aides said their opponents were far more clever and aggressive on the overseas ballots.
What he's up to is far more clever - he's using his memoirs to build Blair Inc and he has put together an extraordinary business model.
"In many ways he was the right man for the job and far more clever than the mainstream media gave him credit for being".
This week's App Smart was about apps that help you to learn foreign languages in far more clever and enjoyable ways than with the fusty old textbooks of your school years.
That 10% could be defined in any way the banks want – banks are far more clever about money than the government - and they could create hedges against that risk could practically eliminate the chance they would actually have to absorb losses.
I'm sure many of you are far more clever than I am, but if it helps anyone avoid my own mistakes, heed this warning: The camera shortcut in iMessage will automatically send photos the moment you release the shutter button.
