Sentence examples for anything clever from inspiring English sources

Ads I like anything clever and visually stimulating - the Honda ones were very good.

Even when he doesn't have anything clever to say, he bounces his lines to get a laugh.

As with Tocqueville on US democracy, the view is that all genius is merely a quaint variant of French genius, anything clever by definition originating in France.

"We weren't mixing or doing anything clever, just pressing start and stop," says Proud who, like the others, has a background as a dance/electro DJ.

"Your natural instinct in writing is to be clever, but Beavis and Butt-head are so stupid that if it's anything clever you have to give it to another character.

It was Marsh who recorded Churchill, on a visit to a poor neighborhood in Manchester, saying, with his odd and signature mixture of real empathy and inherited condescension, "Fancy living in one of these streets — never seeing anything beautiful — never eating anything savoury — never saying anything clever!

He might not be engaging in elaborate French-influenced physical clowning or offering Stewart Lee-esque deconstructions of the art of telling jokes, but there are few people doing anything cleverer with live comedy than Mike Wozniak.

Comedy has become the British gut reaction to anything big, clever or vaguely intimidating.

There's more to a field of gold than money I've been keeping my eye on what has happened in the top field and I'm certain no one has done anything particularly clever.

Their initial antagonism might be promising — hostility is often the catalyst for romantic-comedy bliss — if either one did or said anything funny, clever, provocative or even slightly memorable.

One of the things I have regretted is that because I do films it's assumed that I can't be doing anything very clever in books, on the grounds that you're either popular or you're highbrow.