Sentence examples for cleverly altered from inspiring English sources
Ms Bair recounts how the methodology used to calculate the "stress tests" was cleverly altered so that Citi would keep its tax breaks.
And the bags too, which were cleverly altered by Ghesquière.
The website included a cleverly altered image of Barrefors in which his crotch looks like a veritable cornucopia of genitalia.
The list of useful implements that can be crafted from wood is infinite and amazing, and I am spellbound by the ancient practice of woodworking, fueled by the ingenuity of men and women to cleverly alter this natural material into items of use and beauty.
Yet as this movement — a theme and variations — unfolded, he brought a touch of wry wit to his cool playing to let us hear how cleverly Beethoven altered, transformed and varied that seemingly innocuous theme.
The eighth round lacked spark as Cleverly's approach altered to err on the side of caution against an opponent who had the potential to deliver a knockout blow.
Her two polished-bronze versions of Duchamp's best-known readymade — the humble urinal that he placed on its back and renamed "Fountain" — underscore its assimilation as high art, and titling them "Fountain (Buddha)" and "Fountain (Madonna)" cleverly yet irrevocably alters their meaning.
They do have their literary contrivances; her acclaimed quartet abounds in cleverly deployed postmodern devices such as alter egos, lost texts, recurrent motifs and destroyed manuscripts, but the human interest is so overwhelming that we read on, volume after volume, hardly noticing the sophistication of the narration.
And in a cleverly symmetrical plot maneuver, Carl is cast as Sam's alter ego when the screenplay becomes a movie directed by the dreaded Ewan.
There are times when a casting choice and performance so cleverly amplify a character -- even while significantly sweetening and altering it, as with Truman Capote's Holly Golightly -- that the original will essentially never be seen again.
