Sentence examples similar to clever someone from inspiring English sources

But if they were going to go to the trouble to do a T-shirt with the O and the apostrophe - which I think is very clever - someone on the staff should have gone to the trouble of finding out how many leaves to put on the clover".

I'm hoping against hope that this image is some clever hoax someone whipped up to turn heads before the official unveiling, but we'll soon see if it's real or not as we'll be on the ground in New York for the event tomorrow night.

The idea of Aussie rock impresario Courtney Barnett and Philly boy Kurt Vile recording an album together makes almost too much sense, to the point where it seems like a clever joke someone would make.

How could you not picture him when reading those feats of derring-do? Bruce of course was more bumbling than the original Watson but a fine way for us to at least feel cleverer than someone on screen.

It's getting increasingly hard to tell if Dave Eggers is a too-clever ass someone ought to slap in the face with a fine leather glove or if he's so smart we should sit down with the intent of having a civilized beer but end up so wasted we get busted for stealing Segways and finish our night eating cheese sandwiches in jail together.

By being confident about yourself and your work, you'll present as cleverer than someone who is very smart and intelligent, but not confident.

Cleverness, particularly for someone as clever as David, is the hardest thing to give up.

"They've got the budget but they've got someone clever running the show.

But someone clever had finally come up with the Bone and it had stuck.

Oh my God!" What they need is someone clever and psychologically minded – someone like Perry, perhaps – to interpret their stories, to step in and join the dots.

But they can also collectively miss the point, particularly if someone clever, let's say a "spin doctor", pulls off a bit of misdirection.