Sentence examples for all cleverness from inspiring English sources

This is the famous portrait by Joseph Duplessis, which "radiates experience, wisdom, patience, tolerance and a world-weariness beyond all cleverness and guile.

At "Weekend Update," he said he was "doing a specific experiment, where I was trying to strip all cleverness from the joke and try and make it as blunt as possible".

Written and directed by the screenwriters of Bad Santa, the film has enough swearing, semi-nudity, outrageous black comedy, and – bravest of all – cleverness to make most A-listers run a mile.

A common carp used to be that his plays were all cleverness and no heart, until his critics were moved to tears by a young woman's impending death by fire in Arcadia (1993), and by the lament for a drowned child in his trilogy on 19th-century Russia, The Coast of Utopia (2002).

All the cleverness is in the way the server processes the image.

But for all the cleverness of its conception, "Invincible Summer" rarely comes into sharp musical focus.

For all the cleverness of "Inside Out," I was jolted from the start by its deformation of children and of mental life.

There is a certain self-delighted quality to all this cleverness that would probably become annoying if Fforde weren't so resolutely unclever about his own writing.

And for all the cleverness, the big themes, he only cares that people like the clothes: 'Some critics and customers will automatically see we've used Yves Klein blue and make the link; others won't.

Meanwhile, Obama has made it clear what issues he thinks all this cleverness and compromising are supposed to serve: national health care, a smart energy policy and getting American troops out of Iraq.

Orwell's hero in "1984," Winston Smith, holds out hope against Big Brother and his minions: "With all their cleverness they had never mastered the secret of finding out what another human being was thinking".