Sentence examples for clever windows from inspiring English sources

Songs like "When I Was a Boy," about the freedom of childlike gender confusion, and the self-explanatory "I Won't Be Your Yoko Ono" offered these fans clever windows into feminist thinking.

These pieces could be the works of a clever window-display designer for a high-end department store.

The very clever window designer, Charles Jaeckle, shows us in the next to the last window on the right as you face the pulpit.

She calls it a "compromise," but it is clever window-dressing.

And clever window covers can help set the room's mood by controlling the quantity and quality of sun.

Its dark brown wood-panel walls and dark ceiling would be gloomy if not enhanced by ample windows, clever lighting from lampshade-shape wall sconces and table lights.

It uses mezzanine levels, clever storage, large windows and fewer walls to give a sense of space.

The facade, covered with a rainbow of vinyl panels - which are, in fact, a clever system of window screens that modulate incoming light - gives a hint of the diversity inside.

Like MayDay and some others, AetherPal's software comes pre-installed on select mobile devices from various handset makers, giving reps similar levels of access (though without MayDay's clever video chat window).

That table is so clever, but the window is stupid, and the chair is nasty.

Thirty years ago Alan Kay oversaw the creation of many of the personal computer's clever innovations, among them windows, point-and-click file opening and networks.