Sentence examples for politically clever from inspiring English sources
The Times's David Brooks thought it was politically clever: "She's cleared the first political hurdle of the campaign," he wrote.
"He is what I call politically clever.
That might make an executive order a politically clever move.
Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, has used his windfall to expand social spending in politically clever, if economically incautious, ways.
Mr. Eskew said that while Mr. Bush's move to the center "might look like a politically clever move," it will damage him in the end.
I think Chris Huhne, the energy secretary and once-and-future would-be Lib Dem leader, was right – as well as politically clever – to express some anger about this over the cabinet table.
Like Wilson, Brown is also politically cleverer than his critics realise.
As Webb said, it's "smear after smear" - a desperate but politically extremely clever attempt to make the last weeks of this election about anything other than Iraq and the economy.
Mr. Landau is "politically a very clever man," with a knack for getting what he wants, Mr. Thurman said.
It's such a clever, politically engaged piece of writing, staged with stylish minimalism by director Rachel O'Riordan and boasting one of the most scorching performances of the year.
As a side note, a general unafraid to act that way in front of a reporter is probably not politically or diplomatically clever enough to hold his own with Afghan warlords who've been through decades of betrayals.
