Sentence examples for slightly more clever from inspiring English sources
THG, which set off the Balco inquiry, is only a slightly more clever version of an old thing: an anabolic steroid -- the kind of blunt builder of muscle mass and strength prevalent in sports since the 1950's.
Eleanor Standard, a Pound Ridge resident and co-author of the anthology "Bookworms: Great Writers and Readers Celebrate Reading" (Carroll and Graf, 1991), said she found the fantasy and whimsy to be very smart but expected the whole thing to be slightly more clever.
It appeals to all markets: you'll find a hearty beef-and-ale pudding alongside a lightly poached salmon and, if you fancy something slightly more sophisticated, a clever venison dish.
The Minnesota bar rocker Ike Reilly is more clever and slightly less suspect.
Once in a while, however, we see someone debut with a theme that's slightly trickier or a bit more clever, and that's just what we have today.
Here, his commander was slightly more complimentary; he found Davidson "a clever writer and entertainer [who] pays attention to duty".
Andersen tended to recruit the cleverest people, pay them slightly more and work them a lot harder.
Suppose that, for a particular class of circuits, a clever programmer can devise a method for finding inputs that's slightly more efficient than solving a generic NP-complete problem.
Other officers are more clever.
Only slightly more tacky.
