Sentence examples for clever job from inspiring English sources

"Our volunteers did a clever job," he said.

The program doesn't credit a scenic designer, but whoever assembled the set did a clever job.

Other screen idols are doing a clever job in avoiding the over-exposure of which Deneuve warns.

The book does a clever job of illuminating its characters by invoking songs, films, books and paintings that help explicate them.

In recounting the tale of his fictional namesake Mr. Phillips does a clever job of orchestrating well-known Shakespearian themes, like the contingency of reason and love; the rift between appearance and reality; and twins and doubles and confused identities.

Good Night, and Good Luck does a fantastically clever job of intercutting real footage of McCarthy and other figures into its drama, mostly to serious effect – though there is a moment of levity when Murrow must interview Liberace.

Many of globalisation's most vocal supporters have justified the loss of manufacturing jobs in the West on the ground that the rich world will maintain an edge in innovation; the clever jobs will stay at home.

Mr. Gore has pulled ahead, at least for now, because he did a much cleverer job than his rival of giving his inauthenticity the gloss of credibility.

While it's not entirely clear whether the image presents a genuine genetic quirk – a natural fold of the skin that creates the spitting image of ol' Kneezy – or a very clever Photoshop job done by a fanatic with far too much time on their hands (in their laps?), we – and half of the users of Imgur – are finding it rather uncanny.

His trip last month to France, in which he was received with the pomp reserved for very distinguished visitors, was a crowning moment.The opposition contends that all this amounts to no more than a clever public-relations job.

"Or did the Secretary of State decide for political reasons to keep the price at the lower level in order to have a successful sale?" Mr Binley asked whether taxpayers would be entitled to believe that the banks "were not very clever" in their job, given how much they were paid.