Sentence examples for clever example of from inspiring English sources

That is a clever example of interpersonal perspective taking.

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".

As we discussed at the beginning of this series, the cover of In Ruhleben Camp's inaugural issue back in June 1915 had sported a clever example of the "Droste effect," a graphical technique popularized in advertising around the turn of the twentieth century.

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.

The cleverest example of this is the ATK seat map.

Relethford (2005) gives a similarly clever example from an episode of the original Outer Limits TV show entitled "The Sixth Finger," in which a time machine with "backward" and "forward" levers allows a man to travel to the future, where he evolves a sixth finger for extra dexterity.

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.

Because while shows such as Horrible Histories and Tracy Beaker – both adaptations – may be clever, mature examples of how children's TV has grown up, science fiction arguably brings with it more risk.

He blazed back: "The president's speech was a clever and brilliant example of 'the blame game' he deplored...