He mainly complimented Moffat for his writing; he said that Moffat "has a knack for clever paradox-style stories, and managed to capture a fantastic little snippet of emotion, harking back to the early days of Doctor Who," specifically praising the farewell scene.
This is a paradox that clever progressives ought to be able to exploit, if only by asking non-American rightwing populists to explain their great love for an industry that even Steve Bannon considers to be "evil".
This was Limbaugh's clever way of acknowledging the paradox of his position as a media skeptic asking for listeners' trust, and it was his way of addressing the weighty questions that any radio personality must face: Who do you think you are?
Call it a conundrum, a paradox, or just the knot tied in clever versifiers by a too-knowing epoch.
The word 'enthymeme' (from 'enthumeisthai to consider') had already been coined by Aristotle's predecessors and originally designated clever sayings, bon mots, and short arguments involving a paradox or contradiction.
It ends on a clever surprise and contains a shrewd embodiment of that apparent paradox in a piece of casting.
It's impossible not to astonished by the paradox of VS Naipaul: that someone so fiercely clever, who writes so beautifully and humanely, can be so very unlikable.
In this manuscript, Pilpel and Rechavi make the clever connection between Darwinian and Lamarckian mechanisms and the famous Chicken and Egg paradox.
Leith is a clever social commentator who, in this moving memoir, throws light on the paradoxes of 21st-century living like a modern-day Shakespearean fool.
Fermi's paradox asks: "If they're out there, why aren't they here?" Reynolds supplies answers that are plausible, entertaining, clever and occasionally just plain weird.
