Sentence examples for setting clever from inspiring English sources

And by setting clever computer algorithms loose on the data troves, you can predict behavior of all kinds: shopping, dating and voting, for example.

Cook rotated his bowlers intelligently, turning to Tim Bresnan when the ball started reverse swinging, and set clever fields, such as the short leg that had Michael Clarke hanging back for the short ball, only to be bowled by a full, straight one from Broad.

Set clever Power Options (see Tips section): Go to Start in the task bar (bottom left).

Though her diction was often unclear, Stravinsky is partly at fault for the sometimes awkward way he set the clever but archly poetic English libretto by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman.

In his songs he's a word-loving, mildly misanthropic character who's particularly fascinated with the way lust derails reason, and he sets his clever ruminations to blipping synthesizer polyphony.

The forced perspective of Nina Ball's unit set made clever use of optical tricks and was handsomely lit by Kurt Landisman.

It was as though a group of policy boffins had spent previous years setting up fiendishly clever experiments – £9,000 tuition fees, uncapping the number of students with top A-level grades that universities can recruit, the new Research Excellence Framework for distributing research money – and were now donning protective goggles ready to see what emerged from the petri dish.

A mood of defeatism seems to have set in.Though cleverer and tougher than she looked at first, Mrs Merkel is increasingly blamed for failing to put her party in fighting trim.

Moody works these story lines like a clever arranger setting two familiar melodies in unexpected counterpoint.

A flat tax would eliminate the possibility of clever minds setting up complicated tax-avoidance schemes.

The Guardian's Mark Lawson said: "Everything seemed smooth, although the producers were clever in setting every scene among characters under stress or grief, so any flapping might have been taken as acting".