Sentence examples for clever wording from inspiring English sources

Clever wording.

Clever wording, what diplomats describe as constructive ambiguity, can bridge gaps between groups with competing interests.

Some tease through double meanings in their component parts; some have clever wording and very tricky constructions.

Clever wording stays within the law – not offering "advice", which requires Financial Conduct Authority registration, but a "no-obligation pension review" with "no upfront fees" and "no hidden charges".

It's unclear whether that's because the later Home Mini devices don't have the touch sensor flaw, or if it's just clever wording — since pre-orders haven't shipped, those people can't have been affected, right?

Clever wording throughout the McClatchy report implies that the authors were aware this, particularly as they claim to have "analyzed 70 million records in the Federal Data Base obtained under the Freedom of Information Act" and would have known this history.

Cicero himself could be proud of such a clever word play as that!

It was not particularly clever word play, but the players were amused.

I tried to use big clever words – "umami" and "pungent" – to describe the taste.

Droll in themselves, they need Mr. Wright's clever words to activate them.

In May, it bought Quest Visual, which makes the clever Word Lens app.