Sentence examples for means clever from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, means clever engineering can increase the surface area (and thus the storage capacity) without increasing the volume.

The ruling means Clever, a 28-year-old flanker, is available for the Eagles' match against Australia on Friday in Wellington.

Wily means clever and sibling is another word for brother or sister.

That means clever, not phony, publicity strategies, especially for quality content that lacks the privilege of pre-packaged franchises. .

Shippey notes that Saruman's name repeats this view of technology: in the Mercian dialect of Anglo-Saxon used by Tolkien to represent the Language of Rohan in the book, the root word searu means "clever", "skillful" or "ingenious" and has associations with both technology and treachery that are fitting for Tolkien's portrayal of Saruman, the "cunning man".

Literally translated his name means Clever Peter.

In fact, since I like my friends to be admirable, which often means cleverer and nicer than I am, my Christian friends don't seem to me stupid or cowardly.

It can mean clever, erudite, insightful, stylish, or decadent.

Most of the time we mean clever androids or computers that talk.

Careers advisers said the handbook would mean clever pupils at comprehensives could no longer be in a weaker position to their peers in private schools when applying to leading universities, such as Oxbridge.

I'm not sure what this means, but clever people giving money to other clever people for being clever doesn't seem like philanthropy.