Sentence examples for might be clever from inspiring English sources
A transgression of social norms might be clever or artless.
They thought they might be clever Use their wisdom accrued o'er years But instead they remade Porky's And the thing all ended in tears.
Karl Lagerfeld might be clever at loading up the pop cultural references at Fendi, and obscuring the evidence in a dizzy pile of fun furs, but you can't imagine him trying to give a shape and texture to female repression.
That's why at least some medical professionals apparently seek out "Grey's Anatomy" garb in specialty-uniform stores: a garment referencing a medical-focused hit from pop culture might be clever or amusing enough to catch the attention of colleagues, and that's the idea — not to distract or disconcert the occasional sharp-eyed patient.
In order to work together as partners, the winner of the election might be clever enough to avoid forcing the army to relinquish its comfort zone.
The entrepreneurial cats who started the 'Big' movement were the owners of a banana plantation in Northern New South Wales who thought it might be clever to build a giant banana to attract tourists.
All of this might just be clever stagecraft, except for one thing: the food is very good, not what you might expect in a place that relies so heavily on theatrics.
Like reading his books, it's fun, because you finish up thinking, briefly, that you might be as clever as he is.
The play on "floe" and the use of "ursine" might be delightfully clever or a bit precious, according to one's taste.
Initially, Mr. Friesen thought the concept might be too clever for a credit sequence, Mr. Neville recalled, but the director gave it a try anyway.
When four Israeli cyclists suggested to the Tel Aviv city council in 1994 that it might be a clever idea to promote the bicycle as a new mode of transport, they were met with laughter.
