Sentence examples for endlessly clever from inspiring English sources

He was powerful and agile, endlessly clever.

Held in the gorgeous bandshell of Mears Park downtown, the free jazz bash includes one terrific headliner: the Bad Plus, an endlessly clever and rock-inclined trio that originates from Minneapolis.

A few weeks ago, Samy Kamkar — the endlessly clever gent behind the USB necklace that'll hack your computer and the self-title Samy virus that devastated MySpace back in the day — demonstrated a way to crack a Master Lock by hand in just a few minutes.

Let's start to elect those who are inspired about bringing us together to face our epic collective challenges or we will not only have to mind the gap we will need to learn how to crawl out of the hell we create when we fall into the abyss of endlessly clever but deeply divisive rhetoric.

Endlessly inventive, packed with clever sight-gags and rich in stunningly achieved detail, The Artist is a pastiche and a passionate love letter to the silent age; it takes the silent movie seriously as a specific form, rather than as obsolete technology, and sets out to create a new movie within the genre.

However, at the risk of being churlish, I have to reiterate my scepticism about The Big Short – the winner of best adapted screenplay – a smug, shallow film endlessly congratulating itself on how clever it is and not seriously interested in challenging the status quo.

"But aren't you your own brand?" clever interviewers would ask me endlessly.

Shipping containers have proven themselves to be endlessly useful -- good thing, then, that the clever folks repurposing them are endlessly creative.

We know what we want — clever protagonists, cunning killers, white-knuckle action and endlessly inventive variations on the fundamental strategies of a deadly cat-and-mouse game.

While the system does require a box – it's called BoxLock, after all, not LockBox – it's a clever solution to those pesky porch pirates who endlessly steal my YorkieLoversBox deliveries.

I sensed, at such moments, that I was following the transcription, by very clever adults, of their own theorizing — literate, frantic, and endlessly chewed over — on the subject of human development, rather than the story of a growing girl.