Sentence examples for clever acts from inspiring English sources

Its plans are full of clever acts of urban dentistry, with excavations and stitches in the right places to make the whole thing work better.

People who don't know Paula might say her strident anti-doping position was a clever act.

But Laws' clever act in sucking in the two defenders and then off-loading at the critical moment was equally crucial.

In what seemed a clever act of gamesmanship, England made sure that Brazil would be thinking about its next opponent even before their match with Belgium could begin.

While he chuckled at the suggestion that Take Back the Park was a clever act of reverse psychology to work Phillies fans into a ticket-buying lather, the campaign succeeded in getting the attention of both fan bases.

Which is all a long way of saying, man: Charles Barkley saying he's not a role model wasn't just a clever act of purposeful contrarianism by the Nike ad wizards.

This is not simply a documentation, or even a story, of two sheik's delivering two sermons, but a clever act of civil disobedience, using religion and public space as a conduit.

But where those felt like clever juggling acts, "Birdman" feels more like an exhilarating high-wire stunt.

And she performed a clever double-act with her husband.

And this clever, excellently acted production shows it off to best advantage.

(Genzlinger) 'THREE DOLLAR BILL' Three exhaustingly clever one-acts by Kirk Wood Bromley about being gay, conservative and miserable (2 00).