Sentence examples for clever lessons from inspiring English sources

The tortoise moving "in top gear, / doing at least a mile a year," and the man who thinks he looks "so very fine, / Though he saw mirrors all the time / That seemed to tell him otherwise," convey their clever lessons all over again.

But jamming a small copper lead into one side of the spud and a zinc lead into the other, you basically get a clever lesson in catalysts and electronics.

They were horrible little brats, some of them.' She maintained her self-esteem only by being cleverer at the academic lessons than anyone else.

The artists added the note that "Art should be magic; a game; a clever deceit; not a lesson".

He also said that it was the most consistent and memorable season of the series, and several episodes were an "object lesson in clever, suspenseful plotting".

You can, however, take lessons from the clever and indirect manner that famous brands often employ.

The prime Google lesson is that clever use of cheap technology can trump ordinary use of pricey stuff.

The take-home lesson of the "Clever Hans Phenomenon" is still valid but is unfortunately not respected by all members of the ethological community: During all studies of animal behavior, any face-to-face contact between the examiner and the experimental animal should be strictly avoided.

There are basic life lessons (respecting differences), some clever animation and a few chuckles.

With clever humor, the simple text conveys lessons about adjectives, opposites and early math concepts.

It's still widely read today for its insights into war, its clever stratagems and tactics, and its lessons into human nature and behavior.