Sentence examples for considered clever from inspiring English sources

It is no longer considered clever to put yourself behind the wheel of a car half-cut, risking your own life and the lives of others.

At least three other suspects are being sought, including the operational commander, Dimitris Koufodinas, 44, a beekeeper who organized the group's attacks and who is considered clever and dangerous.

Pummel your opponents with clever puns and catch phrases such as "You've run into trouble now, son" (if that can be considered "clever" on any planet).

He was considered a clever man who associated too much with clever men Birkenhead, Beaverbrook, Lloyd George and who despised the necessary humdrum associations and compromises of practical politics.

He is also considered the cleverest writer of loas (laudatory dramatic prologues) of his era.

Consider the clever strategizing that went into enhancing, at this particular moment, the salary-and-benefits package for the transportation authority's executive director, Elliot G. Sander.

You are your physical appearance, after all, and if you do have the audacity to consider yourself clever you should at least do it with false modesty.

During his appearance on the Daily Politics in 2003, the then-backbench MP advises a caller named Bill to consider using "clever financial products" to avoid incurring inheritance tax.

At the time he considered this a clever question.

"There were only around 10 of us but we rather considered ourselves quite clever boys.

Though most considered this card clever satire, others thought it crossed the line into vulgarity.