Sentence examples for cleverly suggested from inspiring English sources
Still, it was cold enough (and how) to suggest the subterranean depths of Florestan's cell and Gary McCann's weathered steel setting cleverly suggested the many levels above and below ground with cistern covers and cross-sectioned tunnelling contrasting dramatically with a single look-out turret from which became a kind of pulpit for governor Don Pizarro's monstrous sermons.
Toasting the chopped nuts, as Collister cleverly suggests, proves an excellent way to bring out their flavour.
Renoux cleverly suggests Pentheus's obsessive pathology, as he repeatedly instructs his followers to keep their cage clean.
Through his minimalist approach, Andrews cleverly suggests the cosmic implications enshrined in the title of Strauss's play.
As its name cleverly suggests, return visits are in order, and we would eat here again despite a few flaws.
Fox is a finicking, flouncy, artificial, dislikable piece of work who cleverly suggests that his allure may lie in his very self-intoxication: it is toxic and catching.
Francesca Annis as Rose cleverly suggests a woman who nurses private and public secrets and who is insouciantly aware of her sexual power.
Cronenberg cleverly suggests that it is somehow the grisly tattoos themselves which are his weapons, symbolising a brotherhood of paranoia and hate.
Her Log Cabin is distinguished by the intense red squares at the center of each block, and Schoolhouse features printed green squares that cleverly suggest the wallpaper one might have found inside the building that gives the pattern its name.
More than that, Mr. Kechiche cleverly suggests a continuity between the put-downs and imprecations of today's teenage slang and the arch, urbane banter every French schoolchild learns to identify as "Marivaudage".
True, when Basil photographs Dorian, the duet cleverly suggests the charged eroticism of that transaction; but when they ditch the camera and get down to each other, it's the choreographic equivalent of literary bad sex.
