Sentence examples for clever sort of from inspiring English sources

Clever, sort of, not really.

"She was a very clever sort of person for Donatella to get for the front row.

It's clever, sort of, but it also seems as if he's attempting a lot with too little.

In the 1990s their band stood for a cocky, clever sort of dissent and, as Coxon told the Observer, they did not want to say they were back until they knew what they had.

The company has also utilized the hands themselves as a clever sort of interface, moving to different positions to indicate different things.

It benefits more from the half-clever, sort of obvious conceit of staging a big action set piece in the middle of a science fiction convention full of costumed fans and geeks.

Shapcott is grounded and clever, the sort of person you can broach any subject with, yet we've never really talked about her illness.

Denison has described the album's sound as just being that of "a rock band", adding "I think we're a very clever, intense sort of spooked-out, dangerous rock band, but still a rock band".

But the other one in terms of editing, was -- for me, one of my guideposts -- was "Does watching the movie elicit the emotions to me that I was having when I was out there?" We'd cut together some scenes that were clever and sort of revealing or whatever, but something about them would feel false, and I realized what felt false was I wasn't having the same emotion that I had out there.

No amount of clever sorting software or folders will stop overzealous e-mailers who insist on hitting "reply-all" on group messages or on nagging you when they haven't heard a response after a day or two.

If a clever tax-avoidance strategy cannot be devised (and Goldman is nothing if not clever about this sort of thing), the capital-gains taxes from Mr Paulson's sale would themselves make a tiny dent in the federal budget deficit.Rumours of a move by Mr Paulson to the Treasury had been circulating for months, all adamantly denied.