When you no longer have a TV, you no longer have to envy anyone who gets one that is newer, flatter, larger, cleverer than the one you already own.
With a few variations, your Sparkian heroine will be a large, intensely clever woman, an editor or a writer, a bit lonely, a bit criminally inclined.
An incidental character in "Him With His Foot in His Mouth" appears, does his brief turn and then vanishes, leaving behind an unforgettable impression: "He was a huge man dressed in velvet dinner clothes, a copious costume, Kelly green in color, upon which his large, pale, clever head seemed to have been deposited by a boom".
And since carnival is theatre writ large, the cleverest samba maestros have often used the parade grounds as a stage for all manner of social comment.
The story of how the life of unhappy Darcus is forever changed by the arrival of the awesomely large and awesomely clever beetle called Baxter is a wonderful adventure but it may also make all readers see beetles in a new light.
At this point it is worth mentioning that the problems previously mentioned have motivated a large number of clever proposals intended to improve the performance of CSMA/CA.
The authors carry out a large number of clever experiments to test this model, and all the data they present are consistent with the proposed mode of interaction.
And then there's Eleanor Marx, the clever, large-souled daughter of Karl, who in 1884 hitched up with Edward Aveling, a man whom everyone agreed was a cad.
These are large-brained, notoriously clever animals, well-known for their remarkable abilities to camouflage th emselves, and for their flexible hunting strategies.
These were our ancestors, the progenitors of every human alive today: lithe, large-brained, exceedingly clever and inventive, and innately attuned to the voice of the land.
