Sentence examples for clever clash from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday afternoon, with 10 ornate chandeliers suspended above the ballroom at the Hotel de Ville, the designer continued to explore his winning formula of mixing masculine with feminine, using a clever clash of tailoring with feathers and acid-hued embroidery.
Glenn Close, who plays an American expatriate novelist, Olivia Pace, described it as "a very charming, clever, complex script about the clash of cultures and how different cultures perceive each other".
In a fanciful style that occasionally veers into the heavy-handed (crème brûlée is more of a metaphor than a dessert here), Mr. Panych has written a clever play that, dramatizing the clash of ideas in the most dreary of places, speaks to the economic anxieties of our time and even provides a ray of hope.
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.
Nobody has suggested to me that they don't get on or that there would be an actual personality clash, simply that it is tough for any clever chief executive to have their power curbed.
