Sentence examples for moves cleverly from inspiring English sources

Rattigan was one of the most successful British playwrights of the middle years of the last century, and wrote firmly in the tradition of the "well-made" play, drama that moves cleverly and deliberately, but with no great haste, through its unruffling paces.

"They've made a new set of puppets that move cleverly [and] are quite complex creatures so you can get more movement out of them.

The Housekeeper is both mischievous and moving, cleverly rehabilitating a villain.

Having struck out recently with her more outré moves, Christina Aguilera cleverly reverted to an earlier version of her brand with a stripped-down version of "Say Something," her hit with A Great Big World, that strongly recalled her 2002 ballad "Beautiful".

This incredibly moving book cleverly covers most of the different points of view of people living in England during the tragic events of the First World War.

There's a mania about the moving that cleverly masks a dread even more profound than that of not being human, and that is the dread of not being married.

In street interviews, many Iraqis agreed that the move was cleverly timed to embarrass America.Yet the feeling across much of the Arab world is that this was Iraq's last ace.

Even better, she left white between the folds when she put those bold patterns onto box-pleated skirts, so when the models moved it cleverly broke up the design.

Beat Krasniqi, possibly Brähmer, then Hopkins, and Cleverly moves to another level.

Kalfus cleverly moves from these historical facts to Thayer's brazen invented project, using them as steppingstones to tell the story of a spectacularly bold, obsessive and outrageously arrogant man.

Just witness the current counter moves by those cleverly combatting anti-Muslim sentiment.