Sentence examples for tremendously clever from inspiring English sources

Chess players, of course, are either tremendously clever – or plain crazy.

At the time, Morgenstein admits, he thought it was "tremendously clever" to work with a teen-age author, but Alloy's policy now is not to do business with minors.

What we can't fault Acura for is how well this car handles, and that's thanks to a tremendously clever innovation with the all-wheel drive system.

The campaign was tremendously clever, both in terms of its result (it raised £5 million/$6.5 million in less than a month) and in business terms, raising a large sum of money from the crowd without having to offer equity in the company in return.

Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly thought it was a terrific episode, with "a tremendously clever game-changer of an ending...This Fringe was a good example of how far the series has come since its first season, dominated by pre-credits scare-scenarios for Fringe Division to investigate, some of which spilled over into the show's mythology.

I would go to these lunches with Martin and Christopher Hitchens and Clive James, and they'd be tremendously witty and clever and worldly-wise, and I'd be cringing over my pasta wondering 'What can I contribute to this?'.

[E6.] The book is exactly the big, clever, vibrant, tremendously assured installment that gives shape and direction to the whole undertaking and still somehow preserves the material's enchanting innocence.

As the midpoint in a projected seven-book series, "Goblet of Fire" is exactly the big, clever, vibrant, tremendously assured installment that gives shape and direction to the whole undertaking and still somehow preserves the material's enchanting innocence.

The planet is capable of providing tremendously more water than we need, if we're clever enough.

Clever, clever.

It's tremendously fabulous.