Sentence examples for has cleverly been from inspiring English sources

Defending women's rights to choose how and where they give birth or insisting that employers make careers possible for working mothers has cleverly been placed in a box marked "entitled".

Is it that it forces us to look at ourselves and our own culpability; that we so strongly believe the adage that "one is innocent until proven guilty?" What if that proof is hard to come by and in some cases has cleverly been hidden?

The Liberal Democrats and the Tories have cleverly been drawn into Mr Blair's web when they should be probing and questioning".

In the basket was 15 euros (roughly 100 Francs) in various denominations that had cleverly been arranged as a bouquet.

White supremacist folks have cleverly been wolves in sheepskin providing cover for their real agenda, until the inevitability happened.

Western guilt, which Mr Kagame has cleverly exploited, has been deeply felt.

The Spectrum Collaboration Challenge, which DARPA has cleverly abbreviated SC2, is about getting the billions and billions of wireless devices out there to play nice together rather than fight for space in the increasingly crowded RF landscape.

Moreover, Claret has cleverly incorporated what he is well known for — chiming watches — into the gambling features to add the audio dimension.

Home, as you might have cleverly guessed, is where you begin your Pretigo journey.

Cleverly took a rest in round nine and in the following round Bellew landed with a crunching right cross that had Cleverly, who was fighting on the back foot by this stage, leaning on the ropes and swinging wildly.

On one hand, top-down factors – regulatory change, unusual pricing, and what US economist Nouriel Roubini has cleverly termed the "liquidity paradox" – are at work.