Sentence examples for ever clever from inspiring English sources

Ah, but the ever clever Epstein creates an escape hatch from criticism of this novel that several times uses the word "fantasia": most of the book may occur only in Leib's mind while his head is in his oven, taking the gas his family couldn't refuse.

The ever clever French think they have a way to extricate Europe: a competitive devaluation.

When I tried to point that out, my ever clever sons replied "I meant smart, that's the S word".

It was also the systematic and ever cleverer manipulation of laws and rules by those able to pay lobbyists, legislators, lawyers, accountants to do their bidding.

Maybe she was too witty for the ever-clever Dyer.

And our ever-clever Notes & Queries contributors wonder about immortality.

The ever-clever squirrels ("Not many people know this, but squirrels have a comprehensive understanding of aerodynamic engineering") decide to join their winged rivals in their travels.

But in November his chancellor of the exchequer, the ever-clever Gordon Brown, all but deep-sixed that dream.

Perrin Kaplan (right-center): Nintendo's ever-clever PR vixen who was able to ward off Sega with a delightful mixture of big events (like Powerfest and Nintendo Campus Challenge) and big game releases (like Starfox and Donkey Kong Country).

This is because the thing about journalism is that you don't have to be ever so clever but you do have to be ever so quick.

It's easy to imagine that humans will build ever more clever computers; machines that will end up smarter than we are.