Sentence examples for it clever to from inspiring English sources

The young fogeys of the Thatcherite years thought it clever to dismiss the likes of Picasso.

I shudder to watch interviewers who think it clever to be snide, supercilious, or downright offensive.

Is it clever to give you two ways to get back to the top?

Perhaps someone at The Times thought it clever to have such a relentlessly joyless person review a book about exuberance, but the resulting review was as predictable as it was unfair.

What pleasure is to be had from the material — the frank addressing of sexual anxiety and social pressure, a nicely built and frequently undressed cast — is offset by a worldview that casts the lone African-American character as a libidinous go-go boy and finds it clever to provide subtitles for an Asian cheerleader speaking English.

Feeling washed up at 55, the eternal showman and sometime chauvinist thought it clever to challenge the No. 1 female tennis pro.

It's clever to remind people you're there.

It's clever to tackle such a tricky subject with humour, but where is the pain?

But being the go-to white guy to use when it's clever to do so is an empty fate.

It was clever to say that in this battle the Lords were the fuzzy-wuzzies and the government had the Maxim gun.

Most people think it's clever to kowtow to power.