Briefly illuminating what one commenter calls the "legal black hole" of Guantánamo Bay, "You Don't Like the Truth" cleverly employs voyeuristic techniques to unveil hidden atrocities.
She cleverly employs the perspective of a naif, the informal language of a diary and a boldly vulnerable narrator to show us first love in a new light.
Clever gamers are likely to spot those twists a mile off, but there's also a new generation of short, immersive indie games – such as Braid, The Stanley Parable and Soma – that cleverly employ rug-pulling moments to devastating emotional effect.
In these works Lex cleverly employs his medium as he explores the theme of good and evil through the symbolic use of black and white.
In his new book, "Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence," he cleverly employs short chapters littered with case studies to engage professionals swimming against a tide of electronic correspondence.
Among these folks, any and all Muslims who "refudiate" such insane theories -- who denounce violence and terror, profess their loyalty to the American system, take part in the democratic process and who have assimilated into the American landscape -- are cleverly employing taqiyya, which, as any Muslim-baiter would tell you, is religiously sanctioned deception.
Historians say the Spanish cleverly substituted the Virgin for Tonantzin and employed her to evangelize the indigenous populations.
And in the wake, an imaginative reporter cleverly coined the means White's lawyers employed to accomplish the outcome: the "Twinkie defense".
Reviewer #1: In this manuscript, the authors employ a cleverly designed novel virtual reality (VR) paradigm to investigate how the human brain acquires knowledge about landmarks.
As simple as this notion seems, upon determining the capacity of the channel and by cleverly coding the information involved, precise mathematical models of information transactions (similar to electronic frequencies of energy transmissions) may be evolved and employed for complex analyses within the strictures of formal logic.
