Sentence examples for some sort of clever from inspiring English sources
His goodness is so frequently insisted upon that you might think you were watching some sort of clever, double-blind satire, if "Derek" weren't so consistently, numbingly sincere.
He hasn't been there for years; it is clattery and not conducive to intelligent conversation about the state of British fiction; maybe it's some sort of clever allusion to his winning book, The Line of Beauty, which gives the hedonistic, coke-fuelled, sex-and-money-obsessed 80s a clever kicking.
Nutzipper, some sort of clever hacker from Sweden, has claimed to have successfully hacked not only the DRM scheme of the Zune, but also its WiFi-based music sharing aspects.
When it comes to iPhone cases with special tricks up their sleeves (that is, the ones that do more than just protect your handset from the wilds), you usually get one or the other: an external battery, or some sort of clever kickstand system built to prop the iPhone up for movie watchin'.
It really almost makes you wonder if this could be some sort of clever PR campaign by the dairy industry.
The feeling that if you look long enough you might be able to crack its mysteries and reveal the rendered image to be some sort of clever photograph is almost unshakeable.
And some sort of very clever filters where the quality will be superb," he adds.
Her fans say she is just the sort of clever, hard-working woman for the job.
Such comparisons are precisely the sort of clever sophistry that undermines public confidence in the judiciary.
Left-back Juan Bernat, a snip at €10m, represents the sort of clever move Bayern have rarely pulled off before.
It's sort of clever, even impressive in a way, but painfully unfunny, though that doesn't stop people laughing.
