Sentence examples for clever notion from inspiring English sources

It's a clever notion, but try separating them.

It's a clever notion, but the story goes in the miss pile.

This week I saw Lindsay Posner's terrific production of Rigoletto at Opera Holland Park, and he hit on an equally clever notion.

It was Mr. Karsten's clever notion to condition the bale with a little fertilizer and water, creating a kind of instant compost pile.

In 1819, the music publisher Anton Diabelli had the clever notion of inviting 50 composers to produce variations on the same simple waltz.

Mystics, rebels, feminists, exhibitionists: all have used hunger as a way to make a point.In an age of obesity, this is a clever notion and Ms Apt Russell scoops every morsel of interest from her subject.

Luigi Pirandello's plays - legendary antidotes to naturalism - are strange amalgams: clever notions streaked with leaden exposition and whimsical flourishes.

For all its clever notions, "Book of Shadows" often seems more like a montage of pasted-together images than a coherent horror story.

The movie's cleverest notion is its portrayal of sports and musical comedy as interchangeable.

Leering frat-boy humor gets catchy, but no less crass, in the determinedly offensive songs by the Bloodhound Gang, whose cleverest notion was to rhyme mammal with Discovery Channel in a come-on that could be played on the radio.

(This is the novel's cleverest notion; the park is to be called AmericaWorks and will feature a roller coaster that travels "through various facial orifices" of the presidents in an ersatz Mount Rushmore).