Sentence examples for clever kind of from inspiring English sources

Her images perform a clever kind of trick.

It's a clever kind of poetry, skilfully constructed, often erudite, and just a little emotionally chilly.

Moore's art to me has always been a clever kind of ventriloquism, a voice self-consciously in search of authenticity.

Jacobson's inclusion on the prize list this summer, putting him in the rare position of a potential two-time winner, has been applauded even by those reviewers who have quibbled in the past about his clever kind of word-wrangling.

Except for bits of Siberia, it was full of a new and clever kind of people who had originated in Africa and had colonised first their own continent, then Asia, Australia and Europe, and were on the brink of populating the Americas.

Part eBay and part group-buying site (eg Groupon), BagThat is a clever kind of twist on both ideas, in which a user can bid on an item with a price that he/she is willing to pay for it, using a simple sliding feature to pick a price in a range set by the seller.

Not just in a subtle, smile-to-myself, oh-isn't-she-clever kind of way, but in a knee-slapping, snot-escaping, snort-laughing, bend-over-cover-your-mouth hilarious kind of way.

It's clever, a kind of plummy cleverness; this is not any ordinary word, but something that had to have been invented, probably by someone very smart, someone like Stephen Fry, and if you say it too you might be considered a little bit smart as well.

The students are pretty and clever, but kind of blur together in the pilot.

"Don't retreat... reload" may seem clever, the kind of bull you hear all the time, but put it in context.

The few puzzles in it are simple but unusually clever for this kind of game, although the player is given more hints than necessary.