The American designer William McDonough, who read it as an art student in 1971, remembers it as: "So simple, yet curiously sophisticated: humanistic, clever, caring and fun".
Your character, Candy Fiveways, is a porn star, but she's very sweet and she's obviously quite clever, caring and funny.
She observed the same children at age seven and eight, and found the process kids much more willing to take risks, while the kids told that they were clever cared more about keeping up with that and less about actually learning.
Initiatives such as Clever Care and the Sustainable Apparel Coalition's Higgs Index have the potential to increase consumer awareness around sustainable fashion but there are immediate practical steps you can take to minimise your water footprint.
A similar thing is done in romantic fiction, which is peopled with architect and doctor male heroes: the first is shorthand for clever, rich and creative, the second for clever and caring.
We have lost a dear friend whose warm spirit, clever wit, and caring ways will be missed tremendously.
Strummer's moral authority, coupled with Jones's ability to synthesize decades of rock music without seeming too clever, made people care about The Clash, personally, intensely, and totally.
If you live in an area where the police are clever and actually care about this kind of thing (after all, they are worried about real crimes) buy a police radio.
"I don't care about clever, I don't care about funny.
In 2014, when he was asked about public concerns that he had used state funds to build himself a £13m palace in his home village in rural KwaZulu Natal, he replied that only "very clever and bright people" cared about the issue.
His book reminded me a little of Alan Johnson's This Boy in the similar sense it conveys, without any self-pity or special pleading, of being ignored by his elders and betters who neither knew nor cared how clever and gifted he was, and then of waste and drift as he scrabbled around to find other outlets for his talents.
