Sentence examples for even more clever from inspiring English sources

The author must be even more clever.

Wrap up your holiday shopping with our guide to even more clever and compatible presents.

Even more clever is the app's audio samples of bird calls, which also may help with identification.

Now restaurants are growing even more clever, creating doggie bags that could win a blue ribbon for best of breed.

Even more clever is a study of Chicago that included images from Google Street View to exclude non-gentrifying forms of value-increase.

BAM (as the academy is known -- another, even more clever brand name) had been presenting many of those artists itself ever since Harvey Lichtenstein took over the moldering Brooklyn complex in 1967.

Guardian readers responded overwhelmingly to our last two years of the Name a species competition, and this year we're hoping for even more playful and clever suggestions based on the species' physical characteristics, behaviour and more.

Everton's Leighton Baines replaced Ashley Cole at half-time and Welbeck's importance was emphasised even more when another clever combination with Lambert saw him lift a composed finish over Namasco five minutes after the restart.

A century later, before becoming president, Theodore Roosevelt was even more aggressive – and clever – in fighting Jew hatred, demonstrating what Vice President Mike Pence's visit to the St. Louis Jewish cemetery to fix destroyed tombstones showed – that gestures can speak very eloquently.

On the larger stage Mr. Elkins has been able to expand these and the other dances into fuller versions of the original, making even more explicit how structurally clever and choreographically ingenious he can be.

Jo, like Alcott, is dead clever, even more than she seems, but I still can't stand it.