Sentence examples for clever choice of from inspiring English sources

A clever choice of VP can put a candidate over the top (most famously with JFK and Lyndon Johnson in 1960).

Now, a two-year refurbishment has transformed a dowdy labyrinth with state-of-the-art lighting, subtle wall colouring and a clever choice of paintings.

Wily, charismatic Bruno is a clever choice of hero because of the way he seems not merely modern but actually to stand outside history.

In addition, the multiresolution clustering allows a clever choice of the number of clusters.

However, the complexity can be improved even further in practice with a clever choice of vector space.

With clever choice of excitation angles, a significant reduction of the amount of data that must be captured is achieved by using phase-cycling algebra to efficiently compute the fiber orientation, susceptibility terms, and harmonophore bond pitch angles [ 16, 17].

Her voice could rise to operatic heights or dispense sharp staccato screeches; her songs mixed rock guitars and thumping dance beats, and she had some clever choices of cover versions.

And, although they contain very good jokes, it also struck me that two of the best straight plays to be seen at the moment – the West End transfer of Martin McDonagh's Hangmen (Wyndham's) and the Donmar's revival of Christopher Hampton's de Laclos adaptation Les Liasons Dangereuses – are subliminally clever choices for turn-of-year productions.

3) The appointment of Sisi is a very clever choice.

(A clever choice: in Greek mythology, Sarpedon was the son of Zeus and, yes, Europa).

Although the silvered prosceniums suggesting an endless series of antique mirrors are a clever choice, the sets by Neil Patel, amply supplemented by Sven Ortel's video projections, lack any transporting fairy-tale magic or even simple stylistic coherence.