Dale Leifeste's two botanical digital prints are clever, focused and pure, while David Humphrey's "Sno, Tree" (2003) boldly stretches the term "representation".
Cheltenham, Ascot, Aintree and Epsom all offer good examples of what can be achieved by clever, focused management teams with an excellent product to sell and the talent to do it properly.
By four in the morning I had solved the Mystery of the Universe, which astounding enlightenment faded by 5.15 into fidgety unease, while Samira, clever, focused as she is, had brooded the night away and come to the conclusion that life is very, very, very, very hard and that, all things considered, this is exactly the way she likes it.
Parents find themselves wondering how hard to push their children in this dawning age: wondering how clever and focused and dogged they will have to be to remain ahead of the world rather than chase behind it.
And because you're worried that if the public see you and Miliband unmediated by a rightwing media, the Labour leader might actually come over as decent, principled, clever and focused on big challenges for the future – rather than big pictures of Alex Salmond looking like Kevin Spacey's Francis Underwood.
The Reston, Va.-based company's clever strategy focuses on building networks in big Latin American cities where the region's business elite congregate.
He scored from the driving maul that began with a clever change of focus after a lineout won by Michael Broadhurst.
After a few years of riotous colors and a succession of designers at the house, this fashion equivalent of a clean slate was both bold and clever, keeping the focus on Mr. Charlier's talents as a designer.
In 1960, Giacconi and Bruno Rossi of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge figured out a clever way to focus x-rays onto a detector by skipping them along a surface.
And last year, Pantene's clever #Whipit campaign focusing on the double-standards women can experience at work went viral.
