Sentence examples for cleverly worded from inspiring English sources

The contract had been sufficiently cleverly worded that there was nothing ICL could do.

But it's cleverly worded to disguise the tone of what I wrote, or the detail.

There's no indication, despite Trump's lawyer's cleverly worded statement on Thursday, that Comey crossed that important legal line.

Beyond the percussive rhythms of many of his songs lie cleverly worded condemnations of the military leaders who overthrew Father Aristide 28 months ago.

We've got Boomer Schooner, Bevo, and as I walked through the fairgrounds to the stadium, a woman wearing a cleverly worded crimson t-shirt that said "I Hate Orange".

I crave it, even, after putting up a particularly adorable baby photo or cleverly worded status update, and getting one of these notifications inevitably induces me to open whichever social app it came from to see what's going on.

The message is so clear that it doesn't need to be explained by words or pictures (nor does the symbolism of other cleverly designed word marks like the FedEx logo, with that arrow hidden cunningly between the E and the X).

Ms. Nowlin's message is familiar, but her means of communicating it in cleverly integrated words and symbols is both graphic and effective.

Cleverly chosen words nudge readers toward unsupported conclusions.

It's always been the paper's intention to cleverly use "words and phrases together with shock tactics to get ourselves noticed".

That's evident in this video by Catfish directorial team, Supermarché, which brings together cleverly designed word acrobatics and elegant cinematography.