Sentence examples for enormously clever from inspiring English sources

"I think he's enormously clever in so many areas, focusing very much on the issue of reverse causality," says Ted Joyce, an economist at Baruch College who has written a critical response to the abortion paper.

Former colleagues recall an enormously clever, not terribly political young woman; when she left for the Bank of England - not the natural habitat of a classic activist - few predicted a political future.

Their range reveals the diversity of Mr. Sondheim's art, for all the consistency that underlies it: his haikulike musical materials, his enormously clever way with words (which makes ready appreciation of his work abroad, or ready translation, almost impossible), his impassioned seriousness of intent, his brilliance in finding collaborators, particularly book authors, to flesh out his ideas.

7.27pm GMT 31st over: England 101-6 (Bopara 9, Bresnan 6) England's batting has never been enormously clever, but this is a low point, with wickets precious but the run rate still comfortable, and Bresnan flashing his bat about wildly like a schoolboy trying to kill a fly with side of ham.

The third enormously clever trick Jack Ma has pulled off is navigating the minefield of Chinese internet politics.

Fosco himself is enormously fat, unfathomably clever, charismatic and gleefully villainous.

The first is a charming, clever and enormously enjoyable little mystery which asks all sorts of questions, but answers very few of them; I'm already impatient to read the rest of the series.

He was very clever and also enormously competent; he could make things, fix things, solve problems, name trees and plants and insects and birds, grow vegetables, sing in tune, do cryptic crosswords, read maps, sail boats, tie knots, paint and draw, play chess.

Clever people with enormously high IQs often show scarifyingly bad judgment.

It's very easy to be snide and clever but Philip never is – he's enormously generous as a critic.

The lawyer is a beautiful striver, clever and accomplished, but an unhappy wreck, and Pfeiffer, enormously likable in the role, almost saves the movie.