Sentence examples for clever reasons from inspiring English sources

Those who balk at this should consider the alternatives: • Give up, and devise clever reasons for not pursuing and destroying terrorist networks and terrorists wherever they may be.

I was going to come up with lots of clever reasons to back up my position, but the truth is that there aren't any.

They will normally come up with clever reasons why for example "I'm mute, I cannot speak, parents won't let me have a mic," etc. Ask to speak with them over webcam.

The producers will have to come up with a clever reason why the new Doctor looks exactly like this major character.

If we look at the space more like clothing, there is a lot of room for many different wearables to grow". In addition to the product's aesthetic, there is a clever reason Ringly items are made using semi-precious stones.

What you are aiming for, as a listener, is to forget about the performer, to listen just to the music, but in Gould's playing, there is too much that disturbs to forget about him.There are many clever commercial reasons for the cult of Gould that existed during his lifetime and still does now.

And big is clever, for three reasons.First, says Mr Mandel, economic growth is increasingly driven by big ecosystems such as the ones that cluster around Apple's iPhone or Google's Android operating system.

This isn't just some thoughtless passing on of tat but a clever and well reasoned exercise in minimising waste and maximising joy.

The reason clever young people have not adopted Bluetooth is that the headsets aren't ready for prime time (Consumed, Rob Walker, July 16).I will buy a Bluetooth headset when a company makes a high-fidelity stereo headset thatallows me to switchseamlessly frommy cellphone to Skype to iTunes on my computer to my iPod.

This puzzle is more clever than profound, although reasons for thinking it meaningful might be conceived.

Ward's translation is clever, though, and three reasons demonstrate why his is the best solution.