Sentence examples for clever introduction from inspiring English sources

Dickson's succinct and clever introduction, "A Brief History of Raised Glasses," also survives from the previous edition.

Made by the design company Digital Kitchen, the nearly two-minute credit sequence to Dexter, entitled "Killer Breakfast", is a hugely clever introduction to the show's dark themes.

Their songs here were extended to show off clever new introductions and solos by Mr. Becker on guitar -- with taunting lines against the beat or phrases that breezed above it -- and first-rate band members, including Jon Herington on guitar, the saxophonists Bob Sheppard and Cornelius Bumpus, Michael Leonhart on trumpet and Ted Baker on keyboard.

They're brief but funny and strange and clever, and the introduction of heterogenous elements do more to bring the closed world to life than the hour-long setup that precedes them (and, for that matter, than does the ostensible dénouement, which is anticlimactic).

Mr. Shaw, who opened with a clever, innuendo-soaked spoken introduction of his devising, struggled with his more florid vocal lines.

Gottschlich has overseen a period of dramatic growth for Lidl through clever marketing and the introduction of more upmarket products, particularly at Christmas.

She thought that linking the reason for the Klingons' appearance change to the augmented humans from earlier in the season was a clever idea, but the introduction of Section 31 was suspect as they hadn't been mentioned at all through the season three Xindi arc.

Clever positioning of the Plymouth and the introduction of rubber suspension helped keep sales steady through the Depression.

In a clever scene set right before the cube's introduction, he surreptitiously collects a handful of calla lilies from the floral displays around the concert hall, then places them in a vase next to the cube.

I hate pictures of myself and I won't listen to anything on television," was Geldof's endearing introduction to Meeting Myself Coming Back, a clever format for which radio is ideal.

"So a song that appeals to gay voters is a particularly clever idea, especially given the Europe-wide debate on the introduction of same-sex marriage".