Sentence examples for clever means from inspiring English sources

I hope you're not spending your nights trying to find clever means of getting your hands on Xanax.

There's something to be said for a game that is the realisation of authorial vision, rather than a clever means to trojan horse long-term monetisation schemes".

While female celebrities are accused of being self-obsessed and oversharing, one could equally see their selfie habits as a clever means of taking back control of their own image from the male-dominated media and paparazzi.

His decision to move his Fleet Street titles to Wapping was not just a calculated, cynical and clever means of invoking in perpetuity and without question management's right to manage.

The chief of Instructables, Eric J. Wilhelm, who earned his doctorate at M.I.T., where he was inspired by Mr. von Hippel, has posted a clever means of turning a white Asics Gel-Foundation 7 running shoe into a purple model.

That expression of grudging admiration may well have been McCain's clever means of D.C. ingratiation, but one can guess it's not one he would have thought to extend to most of Russert's network and cable colleagues.

But it had better do so with cleverer means than those Mr Bush has used so far.

When people become clever, that means it will be more difficult to govern them".

This clever feature means that people who don't like sand, don't like water and don't like to walk can enjoy a panoramic view of the ocean from inside their cars — and many do.

Clever software means Baxter is easier for novices to configure and has more common sense than the average robot: if a conveyor belt bringing it objects to pack into boxes slows down, for example, it does too.

Ed Woolgar, lettings director at Harrods Estates, said: "Its compact but clever design means that the tenant has everything they need including a hidden kitchen, complete with fridge, microwave, hob and sink, along with a bathroom with shower, basin and WC.