Sentence examples for admittedly clever from inspiring English sources

Posh-style matching of handbag to dress, with (admittedly clever) handbag hooked on umbrella.

More recently, hackers broke into the Twitter feed of The Onion, and posted layered, and admittedly clever, tweets like "UN retracts report of Syrian chemical weapon use: Lab tests confirm it is Jihadi body odor".

In the first iteration of the agreement, drawn up two weekends ago, it appears that the deal's admittedly clever one-year revote provision (which would require multiple rejections from shareholders) and overbroad JPMorgan guarantee created an incentive for aggrieved Bear shareholders to hold out for a year, waiting for something better than the $2 per share that JPMorgan was offering.

No doubt, with name recognition built on 50 years of TV Guide magazine and an admittedly clever product for next-generation televisions, the company is not going to disappear.

The Donald can easily trump Carly Fiorina's admittedly clever ploy to rally women.

While many think Washington football's continued attempts to save their trademark are reprehensible, this latest defense is admittedly clever.

This piece is admittedly too clever by half, but then again, so is The Gospel of Wealth.

Admittedly, it's also quite clever.

Even the Observer's television critic could see this wasn't a very clever state of affairs, though admittedly this was the brilliant Clive James we're talking about.

Admittedly, Bismarck was a hundred times more clever and cultivated than the Nazis.

Style guru Peter York, who admittedly "detests" Marmite, argues that this is all just clever marketing: "I don't think it is such an 'iconic' brand.