Sentence examples for really cleverly from inspiring English sources

Some of this book is really cleverly written, especially the more humorous parts," praised TheBookThief.

This contemporary psychological thriller is a really cleverly structured story about a man whose wife disappears on their fifth wedding anniversary.

"I'm confident we can do what is required and most importantly we all want to build our other boys while he is away to plan our succession really cleverly post-2015".

The photo capture screen is really cleverly done, and now dumps you onto a grid of images from your camera roll, rather than allowing you to choose immediately between the roll and the camera.

It is certainly not hard to imagine discovering that a homely purported analytic truth, such as "cats are animals," could be given up in light of discovering that the little things are really cleverly disguised robots controlled from Mars Putnamm, 1962; see Katz, 1990, pp. 216ff, and G. Russell, 2008, for replies).

And the Grand High Witch removes her beautiful Anjelica Huston face, really a cleverly made mask, and reveals herself as a hateful crone with a gigantic beaked nose, sagging skin and enormous black-clawed hands.

"The impression I had," Barahona told VICE News, "was that this was really a cleverly designed strategy [by the Americans] to get access to the evidence he had in his house".

There are advertising slogans – "because you're worth it"; "with these [Ferrero] Rocher, you are really spoiling us" – cleverly beatboxed by Savage between bursts of white noise, like a radio tuning in and out.

For months, however, the Internet has been rife with wild rumors and accusations: that the bill is really a subterfuge cleverly designed to eliminate small farms and strengthen the grip of industrial agriculture; that it would outlaw organic production; that it would hand over the nation's food supply to Monsanto.

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You do begin to wonder if this really is a cleverly disguised academic exercise or a marketing tool for a belief structure rather than a piece of fanfiction.