It cleverly signals its intent, and yet still scores a coup de theatre in its final 10 minutes as the heritage industry meets reality TV.
JD goes beyond pure Krylov-space techniques; it cleverly expands its search space, by solving the so-called correction equation, thus in principle providing a more powerful method.
It does, of course, the opposite; Fox decides, ideologically, and it cleverly packages its partisanship as reporting.
Vinayak Chakravorty of The Hindustan Times gave four out of four stars stating that it "cleverly works its way around the obvious hurdle that almost all sequels face: The film recreates an original milieu without a hint of the déjà vu downer.
Other outsiders (the Bug) have done digital manipulation of dancehall better, and still others have better expressed its versatility through mixing it cleverly with a range of styles (D.J./rupture).
(End of spoilers!) Firewatch is certainly more subtle than those examples, but it cleverly explores the conflicted emotions of its lead character, while allowing the player to maintain a skeptical distance.
It cleverly uses the simplicity of the alphabet to make its parallel and further connects it to the process of learning to read by using the kind of iconography usually associated with a book for very young readers.
It cleverly dupes not just the human it features, but its audience -- again for a profit.
Mr Scalfaro handled it cleverly.
It cleverly controls the volume to wake you gently.
All of it cleverly contained in diary form.
