Sentence examples for cleverly inserted from inspiring English sources

It can be done well, as along Regent Street, where vastly different interiors are cleverly inserted behind regular cream-cake facades.

Screenwriters Thomas McCarthy and Josh Singer cleverly inserted into the story the character of a psychiatrist with deep insight into the psychology of the pedophile priests.

Haque went on to note that "the tightly woven and hilarious storyline, combined with a constant barrage of cleverly inserted random jokes, and some truly unique imagery help make this episode one of the finest in the series.

He cleverly inserts in his closing credits a long list of "interviews we were declined," which includes many chief executives of energy companies as well as Energy Secretary Steven Chu and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.

At 38 going on 39, and away from the game for three years following his last -- or latest -- retirement as a professional hoopster, Jordan still appears to remember how to deftly and cleverly insert a round sphere into a round receptacle despite several large people hanging like scaffolding all over him.

But Scottish Labour was in crisis long before the referendum vote, and there were plenty who considered his tour to be an extended job application, cleverly inserting himself into the debate while remaining untainted by the unpopularity of Labour leaders north and south of the border.

However, so many times she turned Biden's answers around on him, cleverly inserting her own coached message without regard for the original question.

They inserted glass eyes.

Inserted strand by strand.

The United States government was very cleverly designed to prevent itself from inserting religion into the lives of citizens, but then it permitted bodies corporate -- of which nearly every citizen is an employee -- to impose religious values upon the people instead.

Through a series of cleverly rendered mishaps with the camera, Mr. Irwin ends up inserting himself in network television shows in progress: news reports, sports events, soap operas, ballets and "Sesame Street".