Sentence examples for cleverly worked out from inspiring English sources

Taken together the movies constitute a cleverly worked out and (mostly) consistent mythology: an alternative, hairier, book of Genesis.

The most recent winner of the Costa Prize for Children's fiction, Kate Saunders, updated one of Nesbit's most famous books with Five Children on the Western Front – having cleverly worked out that, in just a few years, her famous Edwardian family would have been embroiled in the First World War.

Tracey Ullman: The overlapping dialogue he's written I love, and it's just so cleverly worked out that you hear every word.

The complications that arise as they try to hide their sins are cleverly worked out by the writers and put in non-stop motion by director Terry Johnson.

The scenarios are gripping - the boy who finds that "Uncle" has a gun in his suitcase; the lads persecuted by a psychopathic loner - and the plots cleverly worked out.

This means it is able to cleverly work out if a user is walking, running, going up or down stairs and so on.

How he does so, and his eventual fate, is cleverly and inevitably worked out by the novelist.

After the break, Wasps' lead was then cut to just two points when Kalamafoni went over from a cleverly worked line-out.

A further Le Bourgeois penalty extended the advantage, but then came Mulchrone's try after a cleverly worked line-out to reduce the deficit to three points.

His quick tap resulted in a line-out five metres out which was cleverly worked short to Jim Hamilton and two phases on Jimmy Cowan's delayed pass allowed Quera to crash through.

So many of the entrants had designed algorithms that cleverly work out how strong your memory for each of the 80 words is, so they could rekindle it once you had started to forget.