Sentence examples for clever clear from inspiring English sources

The historian H. G. Adler likened him, in body and soul, to Falstaff, "clever, clear, superior, cynical, and artful," but Murmelstein prefers Sancho Panza, cleaving to common sense while others tilt at windmills.

She is warm, but extremely serious: clever, clear, the kind of person who thinks about a question before she sets to answering it, and is sometimes, as a result, visibly amazed by her own responses.

As long as your message is clever, clear and impeccably defensible, being a little crazy won't hurt.

A title should be clever, clear, have impact, and tell us what we're essentially watching.

Clever design, clear audio and respect for privacy are all good things, but only if enough people are using it: specifically, enough of your friends when you're deciding whether to use it yourself.

In a clever twist clear only at the end, the book's narrator turns out to be one such clone and the novel itself a mordant history of the now-extinct human race.

I think this has less to do with Swift trying to become some sort of hybrid and more to do with how the classic American song — clever lyric, clear melody, distinct verse-chorus-bridge narrative — is migrating between genres and can be found anywhere now.

It's a really nice product – you feel like you're seeing little snippets of your year – and the design is clever and clear.

In the end clever Fanny cleared out as much art as she could carry from Cheyne Walk, and set up "The Rossetti Gallery" in Old Bond St to convert her nest egg into cash.

Everything about the production is clear, clever and comprehensible.

"Off the Shelf" (William Morrow, $25), published in October, has all the Hay hallmarks: brief, clear, clever recipes, mostly Asian or Mediterranean in inspiration, that deliver maximum flavor punch for a minimum of cooking effort.