Sentence examples for clever hands from inspiring English sources

Irene's flickering pale eyes, indirect but measuring looks, clever hands.

'When I design, I'm thinking of the clever man with the clever hands.

Professional photographers have relied on clever hands and sophisticated software to turn a good picture into something that stands out.

He had an unexpected high-pitched voice and black silky hair on the back of his clever hands.

There are exclusions for "order-taking" and "educational material", which may sound benign but could in clever hands be used for unscrupulous marketing.

As Linda Wells, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine, said, he could transform anything with the brushes in his large, clever hands.

Mr. Dominik is a clever hand at genre pastiche, and the result is a movie, like "The Assassination of Jesse James," that is sapped of vitality by its own self-conscious, curatorial fastidiousness.

Like any clever hand-selling bookseller, the Foxed publishing arm has the knack of re-introducing - in quietly handsome editions - the sort of titles that readers, once they know them, not only enjoy but come to love.

Sarkozy played a clever hand in detaching two of the party's top figures: Bernard Kouchner to become the minister of foreign and European affairs and Dominique Strauss-Kahn to head the IMF.

However, real-life forensic experts may soon look less like their counterparts in "CSI" and more like sci-fi sleuths armed with extremely clever hand-held fingerprint analysers.This could be the upshot of a new fingerprinting method developed by Demian Ifa and his colleagues at Purdue University in Indiana.

Darrell Issa, one of SOPA's few opponents on the Judiciary Committee, has meanwhile played a clever hand with net-savvy voters by proposing an alternative bill, called OPEN, which waters down the harshest provisions, and better still putting it up on a website for editing by the public.