Sentence examples for clever example from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder playwrights have sought to retell the tale; Neil LaBute's "Wrecks" is one recent, clever example.

To its detractors, the wall is also a clever example of how governments can use ersatz urban-renewal projects to get away with discrimination.

Doris Lessing's half-fiction, half-memoir is a clever example of just how sharply counterfactual history can illuminate life's wrong turns and paths not taken.

The LNER was savvy in its marketing, said Gwynne: "It was really a very clever example of developing brand values, selling spin-off jigsaws and selling Flying Scotsman cocktails on board".

Although the billboard appears to be a clever example of digital manipulation, Cecilia Alemani, the curator and director of High Line Art, said that Ms. Pivi staged the photograph (live zebras and all) at Gran Sasso, a national park in central Italy known for its mountains.

One especially clever example of this occurs in the pilot, during a scene at Smallville High in which Clark (played with disarming humility by Tom Welling) tries to make contact with Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk), who, in addition to having been the little girl with the magic wand, is also the girl of Clark's dreams.

From "The Dress" to invisible sheep optical illusions are fascinating because they showcase how complex our bodies are - but this might be the cleverest example we've seen yet.

The cleverest example is his new-wave crab cake, a squash blossom stuffed with Maryland crab in béchamel sauce, then fried to a crisp and served with mango chili dipping sauce.

An ingenious solution was proposed, which also happened to be a clever early example of enlightened corporate sponsorship: to cover the walls with large lithographs commissioned from some of the best artists of the times.

There's a dotted line connecting "Pop-Up Video" and reality TV at its most clever — for example, Bravo's "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D List," which takes viewers on her auditions to be a spokeswoman for QVC or deconstructs, in great detail, the process by which celebrities get their pictures into tabloids.

There is a limit, though, to the size and weight of mirror that can be lifted into space on a rocket.Size can be dealt with by clever design for example, making a mirror out of hexagonal petals that fold up on top of one another for launch.