Sentence examples for clever tour from inspiring English sources
A clever tour through London's long life using her built architecture and the stories found there.
A sendup of these practices, his show is an uncommonly clever tour de force.
The shop is one of the stops on a clever tour hosted by Monisha Bharadwaj, a food writer who wastes no time in reeling off her accomplishments: "I've written 12 books, I'm a professional chef, a trained classical dancer with my own school, and I am a regular on UK FOOD TV," she announces.
The Times in London called it "a wonderful and clever tour de force, in which improbabilities and impossibilities disappear, under an air that is irresistible".
What was meant to be an insider's clever tour through a region's history read more like a foreigner's social appraisal of a city she no longer understands.
Art historian Cornelius Vermeule also complained about the relief, stating that it made the allegorical figures on the reverse "seem like mounted cut-outs ... the way the females are contoured to achieve their appearance of continents is a clever tour de force of calligraphic relief but an aesthetic monstrosity, a bad pun in art".
The most elaborate of these images are exceptionally clever tours de force, but even the simplest have undeniable iconic power and sly insight into the pitfalls of masculinity.
Other art house favorites included in the list, like "Woman in the Dunes" or "Repulsion," seem now more like clever tours de force rather than full-blown masterworks.
That this light, clever, mirthful tour de force was a first novel is astounding.
Around the turn of the 20th century, Clever Hans toured Europe to great acclaim, performing arithmetic.
And even run down parts of Porto are worth exploring, thanks to clever, alternative tours run by a group of young architects.
