Sentence examples for cleverly set from inspiring English sources

Forssell's goal, though cleverly set up and taken, was an afterthought.

A photograph, however well lit, however cleverly set it up, only has one layer of content.

Kris Radlinski scored both of Wigan's tries, the first cleverly set up by Dennis Moran.

Mr. de la Renta cleverly set them on bands (the bands were hidden under belts) so they could be removed.

As they point out, in a book that is both soothing and convincing, America has been cleverly set up to deal with such differences.

It is true Newcastle were unfortunate to have Rémy Cabella's first-half finish, cleverly set up by Emmanuel Rivière's backheel flick, incorrectly ruled out for offside.

Above all, Atwood cleverly sets the passages of remembered dialogue against prevailing silence.

It cleverly sets us up for disappointment: Marty waking up — in his bedroom, listening to Huey Lewis, under a poster of "Sports" — and muttering, "What a nightmare!," as if it had all been a dream.

And Max Pappenheim's sound design often cleverly sets up tensions that reveal the gap between desire and reality and the conscious and unconscious ways we present ourselves to the world both online and in everyday life.

"All Is Forgiven" stars Bess Armstrong as Paula, who is in the process of acquiring a new husband named Matt Terence Knoxx) and a new career with a daytime soap opera entitled - what else? - "All Is Forgiven". Kimberly Hill's script, directed by Mr. Burrows, cleverly sets up the wacky but not unreasonable premises for having a soap opera within a situation comedy within an off-camera soap opera.

McGowan, another who has turned down a new deal in Paisley, was next to play his part, cleverly setting up David van Zanten for a shot into the side-netting then firing just over the crossbar from long range.