Sentence examples for obviously clever from inspiring English sources

You find yourself wondering why someone so obviously clever appears to be acting so stupid.

"Lee, even then, seemed so self-possessed and obviously clever," he says today.

Even by teatime yesterday some backbenchers were wondering if this year's elaborate tinkering might not have been a bit too obviously clever.

Donohoe has a dread of being perceived as pretentious, which is strange coming from an obviously clever biology graduate (Swinnerton studied philosophy, Hornsmith art) and voracious reader.

Once upon a time important men weren't supposed to be too obviously clever; the technical brilliance of someone like Mr. Summers or the I.M.F.'s Stanley Fischer would in itself have marked them as unsound.

They are obviously clever, and not just at technology.

"She was obviously very clever and quite mature," said Butterfield.

While David is obviously very clever, he can seem a bit aloof.

When I ask about Ed Miliband, Bell says brightly: "He's obviously very clever, and has done some smart things".

Your character, Candy Fiveways, is a porn star, but she's very sweet and she's obviously quite clever, caring and funny.

Doyle, he says, "is obviously very clever, and that's why I wanted to work with him, because I didn't want to down the standard sportswriter route".