Sentence examples for most cleverly from inspiring English sources

Still one of the most cleverly produced and edited reality shows as it enters its 13th season.

The ultimate goal is pushing banks to compete in ways that benefit consumers, rather than having them compete over which methods can most cleverly fool consumers.

Charles Darwin wrote to Thomas Henry Huxley, in 1859, "You have most cleverly hit on one point, which has greatly troubled me . . .

An admiring reader who described Banks's novel as "one of the most cleverly constructed books I have ever read" was typical.

Cassavetes's most cleverly constructed film is also a definitive lesson in the death-defying, all-consuming art of acting, proof of a madness beyond the Method.

Behind its narrative of a yuppie couple who fail in their quest to quit their jobs and travel the country in a motor home was "the most cleverly disguised defeatist story one could write," he said.

Several initiatives set out to improve payment systems, most of them cleverly led by the banks themselves.

They are among the first to succumb to the lure of the most beautiful and cleverly engineered MP3 player ever.

Her shock on seeing, on her streets, the rapist she thought responsible led to many of the most angry and cleverly ambiguous scenes witnessed this year.

To me, it is not simply a beautifully written book but also one that most subtly and cleverly engages with our understanding of what storytelling can be, how we can find truth in fiction and evasions in the historical record.

Tight (for the most part) and cleverly written, it has built on the show's mythology, fleshing out the backstory of the aptly named Project Leda and blurring the lines still further as to who the real bad guys are.