Sentence examples for far more clever from inspiring English sources

Far more clever than they're given credit for.

Even so, the Gore aides said their opponents were far more clever and aggressive on the overseas ballots.

What he's up to is far more clever - he's using his memoirs to build Blair Inc and he has put together an extraordinary business model.

"In many ways he was the right man for the job and far more clever than the mainstream media gave him credit for being".

A far more clever approach is that of Machine Gun Kelly, from Cleveland, who raps in terrifically viscous clusters but with enough crispness to be a legitimate crossover candidate.

This week's App Smart was about apps that help you to learn foreign languages in far more clever and enjoyable ways than with the fusty old textbooks of your school years.

Given the sharp tenor of the headlines so far, expect more clever snark, cutting barbs and occasionally ill-conceived Photoshopping efforts, as every paper tries to be the one "wot won it" for their 2015 pick.

He has developed this very unique voice, not the voice of a nerd, it's far more nuanced and clever and therefore funny.

You can catch up on the sticky details articulated by writers and journalists far more informed and clever than I over at the CJTH blog.

"The city is a living entity," says Rafael Schacter, curator of the show from the arts organization A by P, who sees the city as something far more than a clever configuration of lines.

It subverts all the expectations you'd have about how the film would progress: the standard denial/rejection/acceptance narrative is eschewed in favour of something far more interesting and clever.