Sentence examples for clever doctors from inspiring English sources

The expensive and clever doctors persuade us surgery is more reasonable than razor work in your own bathroom.

Or is it with anger and deep frustration – at targets, a lack of choice and faceless bureaucrats allegedly obstructing clever doctors who always know best – and, from that, a deeply held desire to change it utterly?

Mr Westerwelle, a clever doctor of law who had been the party's general secretary, did not take over as leader from the amiable but dull Wolfgang Gerhardt until last May.

They did an outstanding job, charming the guests while making sure that everyone went home with their own randomly generated monster name badge: Clever Doctor Fiery-Feet, Amazing Mrs Hairy-Toes and Cunning Mister Slimy Fingers.

Our task then is not to search high and low for a clever doctor to hand us techniques or strategies to "fix" and control our children's lives.

Hence the delight in hearing a clever Belfast doctor, talking quickly.

Like the cleverest spin doctors, Taunton gets the Times and others to suggest that the man he debated and travelled with experienced a deathbed conversion without quite saying that he did.

Jessica had tried conventional treatments for her arthritis, but "a very clever senior doctor had tried his very best with everything available to him and hadn't, you know, hadn't managed anything".

When he was operated on for cancer, his friend, the novelist Evelyn Waugh, remarked: "How clever of the doctors; they have operated on Randolph and removed the only part of him that was not malignant".

It's a blister pack developed by a clever U.S. Army doctor to help his elderly patients remember to take their pills a difficult task when many are prescribed a half dozen different medicines.

He may be known for the clever, darker episodes of Doctor Who but he has mischief in mind now.