Sentence examples for cleverness of its from inspiring English sources

The CLASSICS Act is the one in question, though no one is disputing the cleverness of its acronym: it stands for Compensating Legacy Artists for their Songs, Service, and Important Contributions to Society.

Perhaps the novel's only flaw rests in the cleverness of its conceit.

The success of a food product also depends on the cleverness of its marketing.

Despite the cleverness of its frugal engineering, Tata Motors has not yet cracked frugal marketing.

Pragmatism, as practised by Blair, ended in disaster, despite the supposed cleverness of its compromises.

But for all the cleverness of its conception, "Invincible Summer" rarely comes into sharp musical focus.

People don't appreciate the cleverness of it".

As a show of hands indicates, there are probably more Democrats in this audience than in Congress, and the impudence of the humor in Capitol Steps and the cleverness of some of its material may prove a tonic to theatergoers who recall, as a President Bush character does in the show, that most Americans didn't vote for him anyway.

But as the onion-skin layers of references peel away ad absurdum, the cleverness of his cerebral enterprise threatens to outstrip its visual pleasures.

But the cleverness of his writing deflates amid his effusions of feeling.

"Old Pagford", for instance, finds it hard to forgive the "brownness, cleverness and affluence" of its spiky Sikh GP.