Sentence examples for danger of clever from inspiring English sources

The danger of Clever Hans effects may be particularly acute with border collies because they are bred for the ability to pay close attention to the shepherd.

The years that followed, as Dederich became a capricious despot, are a testament to danger of maxims that are clever rather than wise, and to the flexible nature of addiction.

He knew, in other words, the danger of Andrés Iniesta's clever through passes, and of the Spanish left back Jordi Alba's ability to advance in buccaneer style.

"I thought, 'If I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it in a very different way to what is perceived.' And I thought, 'If there is going to be someone who deconstructs it and makes it alive for a new audience, it will be Ivo.'" In early read-throughs she noted the danger of making Hedda too clever and knowing.

Meticulous production, a plethora of clever musical references: the danger of this kind of thing is that it sounds a little arid and clenched.

A bit of clever footwork from Super Mario has averted the immediate danger.

"I believe this clever device presents the danger of government coercing political speech in the final innings of a major national election".

I admired the Francesco passages rather than feeling engrossed by them and occasionally it felt as if Smith's ideas were so clever they were in danger of getting in the way of the story.

"There's a lot of clever people.

Such is the work of clever bullies.

He actually did something kind of clever.