Sentence examples for cleverest of all from inspiring English sources
Cleverest of all, even when two or more devices are beyond the range of a NAP or a wireless router, they spontaneously form their own local network.
"My father felt that the Jesuits were the cleverest of all the Catholic orders, he had been educated by Jesuits himself".
Apart from a spell as minister for higher education under Margaret Thatcher, he made less mark on Westminster politics than his talent (he is a former fellow of All Souls, Oxford University's college for the cleverest of all) warranted.
Perhaps cleverest of all, Soundrop lets you join genre-themed "listening rooms", or create your own for friends, where you can suggest tracks and vote on what is played next.
The "Breaking Bad" mashup is maybe the cleverest of all in how it combines two brand-new visual references, making a weird, temporary monument — an inside joke shared by thousands of people before it dissolves in the impatient stream of new videos, new episodes, new images.
His tastes are eclectic, his skill-set vast: he can move confidently between witty romps (such as his 1996 breakthrough, Irma Vep, one of the cleverest of all films about film-making, or the techno-thriller Demonlover) and lavish, patient period pieces (Les Destinées Sentimentales) or slow-burn emotional studies (Summer Hours).
Most clever of all is a carpal-tunnel-sparing handle for the telescoping pole.
Most clever of all, it's designed to fit in your car's cup holder.
COMPANY executives in search of wisdom are turning from psychotherapy and religion to the cleverest thinkers of all: ancient philosophers.
Yet in this general election perhaps Crosby's cleverest trick of all was to make it look as if the Tory campaign wasn't working.
Palin has perhaps the cleverest name of all: Denali, the name of Alaska's lovely national park but also of the natural-gas pipeline that major oil companies are building in her home state in a bid to undercut her authority.
