Sentence examples for genuinely clever from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately only a handful of puzzles are genuinely clever, and most are quite annoying.

Surprisingly, in Nathan Hull's bare-bones but vibrant production they came across as genuinely clever and funny ones.

Maybe because I had been talking to some genuinely clever people – NHS consultants – who were both brilliant and humane.

Every now and again there is a genuinely clever stretch, and the scenic effects are beautiful, but the interest is not well sustained.

Similarly Mr. Warren offered up some terrifically mean-spirited jokes about environmentalists, but was genuinely clever in making his case against political correctness.

The translation, by the resourceful J. D. McClatchy, includes instances of genuinely clever wordplay, but also clusters of chewy syllables that fit Rossini's chattering rhythms and nobly flowing lines uncomfortably.

But if we accept that some people genuinely are clever, and that some people really are very stupid, what is wrong with people referring to themselves as clever or stupid?

"I've rarely met a person as genuinely articulate, as clever, in some ways brilliant, as I found him to be, all by instinct," Cherne noted.

And it's the smugness that irks, too: the self-approbation, the belief that they are meaningfully disrupting society with their oh-so-sophisticated larks, the delusional belief that they're involved in a movement akin to something genuinely radical and clever in its simplicity, like the Guerrilla Girls.

Mr Miliband is clever, amiable, genuinely motivated to improve Britain and, in his parliamentary jousts with Mr Cameron, anything but hapless.

Even more so than in first series, we are offered the pleasure of seeing two clever comics genuinely thinking on their seat at restaurant tables.