Sentence examples for notably clever from inspiring English sources

Being exceedingly beautiful, or even notably clever, proved deadly for some other bird species.

The thing — Pinknic, a two-day wine festival — was a notably clever innovation in daylight night life.

Clever software — notably machine-learning algorithms — animates much of the current wave of smarter technology.

Notably, AMD devised a clever way to enable chips to handle data in both 32-bit and 64-bit chunks, which improves their performance.

Why don't we invent this thing: we'll call it retirement". While we whole-heartedly enjoyed Glaser's recent collaboration with The New York Times, in which the clever (and notably saucy) artist critiques craft beer labels, we must admit hearing one of our favorite octogenarians tell us that retirement is a conspiracy is equally entertaining.

Connacht showed flashes of clever attacking play, most notably when scrum-half Kieran Marmion broke from a ruck near halfway and chipped towards the corner.

Most of the cleverer intelligent-design outfits, notably the Seattle-based Discovery Institute, distanced themselves from the Pennsylvania case, where the defendants were too close to creationism for their liking.

Hampered by rival national priorities – notably German caution – the European Central Bank, led by clever Mario Draghi, is still only talking about quantitative easing to unclog the system.

When not chronicling the exploits of this unflappable police detective, Ms. Rendell has written vigorous, clever stand-alone fiction (most notably "The Water's Lovely" last year).

Hadley specialises in bright, brittle, defensive women with unsatisfactory love lives and a knack for self‑sabotage, most notably Kate in The Master Bedroom and Stella in Clever Girl.

Some of the film's best scenes focus on those human flaws, notably in his relationship with his wife, the clever but desperately unhappy Mary Todd Lincoln Sally Fieldd).