Sentence examples for rather clever to from inspiring English sources

It's rather clever to stick such well-respected older actors in a pretty silly action flick.

"Tell me the holiday party you're most looking forward to!" Gerald exclaimed, thinking himself rather clever to have asked in such an open-ended way.

Or we could have called him Gutu, which was where he was actually from in Masvingo, but, as his real name was Zacharias, we thought it rather clever to pun on it in this way.

All told it is a rather clever way to reveal some of the hypocrisy surrounding the ban on Bitcoin.

They've been recreated via so-so animation and using the original voice soundtracks, a rather clever way to fill in the gaps that they've used before.

He obviously came to his conclusion about Moores and it is rather clever – and unusual – to contrive to sack someone before officially having the authority to do so.

Also non-traditional is the way the book is ordered by grape variety with rather clever bullseye graphs to illustrate flavour.

Smith seems to have been a dedicated and rather clever culprit: …Smith managed to steal so many books for so long because she wore an assortment of wigs and knew how to thwart the measures already in place that trigger the library's security system when a book is taken away without having been properly checked out.

I did make some suggestions regarding how to monitor certain types of touches, and I thought I had a rather clever idea regarding how to combine the gestures for opening and closing the drawer (we didn't implement it, despite its brilliance).

The headlights themselves are rather clever and now swivel to follow your steering.

However, ReCaptcha is a rather clever service using them to help digitize books scanned into the Internet Archive as well.