Sentence examples for perhaps clever from inspiring English sources

I wrote that Owens's work, although charismatic, was perhaps clever to a fault: "an advancing weather front of tacit quotation marks" and "not beautiful, but 'about' beauty".

Perhaps clever advances in pharmacotherapy can blunt that effect.

"It's an interesting and perhaps clever idea, but I disagree with it because I don't think it will fulfill the goal that it states.

Perhaps cleverest of all, Soundrop lets you join genre-themed "listening rooms", or create your own for friends, where you can suggest tracks and vote on what is played next.

But, perhaps cleverest of all, the blinds have a light sensor so you can, optionally, automate the opening and closing based on external light.

But, perhaps cleverest of all, is that if your bike lands in the hands of a thief, The Cricket will pool all of its users — should it garner enough scale — to help you track down your bike.

The threat of a boycott is Mexico's latest and perhaps cleverest attempt to fight back against Trump, whose threats to pull out of free trade agreements and slap a 20% import tax on Mexican products have shaken confidence in Mexico's economy.

Bait is fairly exciting, ingenious, well designed, and is perhaps a clever advertisement for online grocery shopping.

One could say that there's nothing at stake in this play except the future of humanity; when it comes to actual human beings, Shaw here is perhaps too clever by half, the extra half-portion of cleverness serving as a substitute for emotional depth.

"But with Hollande it was perhaps more clever.

Perhaps some clever museum will now save what Mr. Cohen did.