Sentence examples for a particularly clever one from inspiring English sources

And maybe not a particularly clever one.

(Bent? Birgitte. You really betrayed him?) Even when it seemed she didn't have a clear idea of what she wanted to do with that power – the scene with Kasper pressing her for ideas was a particularly clever one, I thought.

If the Cincinnati Bengals do something particularly clever one Sunday, every high school team in Ohio might be trying it the following weekend.

In The New, New Thing, Michael Lewis refers to the phrase business model as "a term of art". And like art itself, it's one of those things many people feel they can recognize when they see it (especially a particularly clever or terrible one) but can't quite define.

A particularly clever writer on a particularly slow news day - New Year's Eve 2005 - brought Wexler fame by getting his study on the front page of the New York Times.

Every so often, a particularly clever young lad would invent a game that no one had ever played before and distribute it as "zip-lock-ware"(floppy disks in plastic bags) and become quite successful.

In a particularly clever experiment, Allport would begin his lecture showing his undergraduate class two pictures, one of a black man unarmed and one of a white man holding a knife.

Politically, Ms Farchakh identifies a particularly clever strain in Isis.

Mr Gant added: "It has been released at a particularly clever time.

In a particularly clever study, they compared two versions of Facebook ads for a real stand-up comedian.

This doesn't seem like a particularly clever solution, until you compare it with all the others.