Sentence examples for someone clever from inspiring English sources

"They've got the budget but they've got someone clever running the show.

But someone clever had finally come up with the Bone and it had stuck.

Oh my God!" What they need is someone clever and psychologically minded – someone like Perry, perhaps – to interpret their stories, to step in and join the dots.

But they can also collectively miss the point, particularly if someone clever, let's say a "spin doctor", pulls off a bit of misdirection.

The film thus generously gives us what we are effectively denied in Good Will Hunting or A Beautiful Mind – the inside track on how someone clever is thinking about a problem.

"They'd just both go off in opposite corners and sulk that there was someone cleverer than them".

Reading The Second Sex is like having someone cleverer and more articulate than you remind you that you aren't paranoid.

Now usually, politicians do the scrunched up 'Come Off It Mate' face when someone cleverer than them starts picking holes in their nefarious schemes (in fact George Osborne does it all the time, to everyone, regardless of the situation) and I suspect that's what Green was trying to do.

Quite what that is, it would take someone cleverer than I to define.

"There's a subtext I don't like – which is, oh, a phone-in show, here's someone sounding clever, getting clever callers on – that's a turn up for the books.

Cleverness, particularly for someone as clever as David, is the hardest thing to give up.