Sentence examples for deemed clever from inspiring English sources

This led to the actor being parodied in an episode of SNLs Weekend Update segment, which an Entertainment Weekly writer deemed "clever".

The unspoken rules of the finance business have changed, and behavior that would get you arrested on a city street is deemed clever when it is labeled high finance.

All of this might be deemed mainly clever, in a standard key of sixties avant-gardism.

Summer Crossing was deemed "thin, clever, unfelt" by Capote during his lifetime, though he also said he felt it was "well written [with] a lot of style".

The general population swung between monumental indifference and reflexive dislike of a book deemed too clever and arty for its own good.

The German World Cup shirt may be deemed a clever marketing move, playing as it does in colour and form with the insignia of the most popular Brazilian club, Flamengo.

"We can make the old unbelievable, the new achievable," he declared in his state-of-the-state speech on January 19th, echoing what he deemed a clever line from his inaugural address.

In 1826 he had married Frances Mary Lavinia Polidori, deemed the cleverest and best looking of four daughters of another Italian teacher and man of letters, Gaetano Polidori, Tuscan by birth but Londoner by adoption.

The people who deem themselves clever and form debating societies in which to inform each other of this fact.

Stacy-Ann Ellis from Vibe deemed the song "almost clever".

Meredith Blake from the Los Angeles Times deemed it a "wildly clever and satiric episode" that also "delivered an important critique about the limitations of diversity programs".