Sentence examples for smart pieces from inspiring English sources

The signings of Romain Vincelot and Sam Ricketts at Coventry City look smart pieces of business, though pre-season has not gone all that smoothly.

Thirteen smart pieces, dated from 1994 to 2001, all recording a sensibility in endless conflict with the world around it and with itself, concerned with the contradictions and ambivalences a novelist usually embodies in imaginary people.

Hoggett talks cogently about the Toy Story effect, how you can have "smart pieces of art which operate on two very successful planes" and how enjoyable it has been to create on that level.

What felt wrong was not that Sheryl Sandberg was being criticized — Gira Grant and even Dowd, while rhetorically over-the-top, had one or two useful points to make; others, like Forbes Bryce Covertt, wrote smart pieces that relied more on substance than style — but that normally thoughtful writers issued such damning verdicts on a book they had not even bothered to read.

In the second-half he came up with some really smart pieces of play, and he made a real difference for us.

There are many "smart" pieces out there, but they lack in style.

It would have been a smart piece of business.

- C. Peter Herman Thank you for a smart piece on the real estate market today.

Theroux's Scientology movie is undoubtedly a smart piece of what could be called improv-ocation.

— Glenn Collins Providence Journal: Smart piece on the measures commercial fishermen must take as a hurricane bears down on their waters.

While Mr. Camp's proposal has some imperfections, he should be commended for putting forward a smart piece of legislation.