Sentence examples for clever personal from inspiring English sources

Hence the clever personal tension underwriting the relationship at the heart of this series, and which, apart from the sweet morons and Martin Clunes's deadpan perfections, lends it its entirely fathomable appeal.

Think of the network as your own very clever personal assistant.

But the new gig also strikes us as a clever personal decision: is Nigel getting back at Banks by decamping to a project helmed by her former rival, Naomi?

iOS 9 brings features including a much cleverer personal assistant, productivity features for iPads, Apple news and an upgraded Notes app.

iOS 9 brings new features including a much cleverer personal assistant and huge new productivity features for the iPad, as well as tweaks that speed up and fix the operating system.

Referencing pop culture is a clever, non-personal way to bring up personal interests.

If the late withdrawals of vice-captain Tom Rockliff (virus) and clever forward Dayne Zorko (personal reasons) were not enough bad omens for Brisbane, it became crystal clear it wasn't going to be their night when the ball struck Darcy Gardiner flush in the temple in the second minute following an errant kick from team-mate Pearce Hanley.

A recent MIT study determined that even "anonymised" location-tracking data from mobile phones can uniquely identify 95% of individuals; a Cambridge study found that simply "Liking" things on Facebook can reveal, to clever analysts, lots of personal things, such as sexual orientation and "use of addictive substances", which one might prefer to keep private.

Andtix (Cleveland, OH) is a mobile app that allows users to create and manage social gatherings in a personal and clever way.

The score is wickedly clever, jazzy, sentimental, pompous, personal and defensively sophisticated (for the Ferlinghetti song, Bernstein toys with what must be the first sashaying 12-tone series).

They, too, are clever and terrifyingly competent; personal loss and deeply felt grievances motivate them; like their counterparts, they've moved into high positions with increasing wealth and perks.