How To Use Cleverly In A Sentence
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Batsmen need to use their feet cleverly when playing on the slightly slower pitches here so that they are in a position to play the ball without mistiming it.
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The director cleverly atmosphered the film for added chills.
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If obsession is about repetition and patterns of behaviour and often a means of gaining control in uncontrollable situations then the order that Jude aches to find in her life is being cleverly reflected visually in the unusual use and placing of words on the page.
In Search of Adam
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It is no more than a cleverly crafted lump of inorganic matter; its shape and working parts are contrived to facilitate the intended function: the switching around of the circuitry in clearly defined ways.
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Choreographed to the 1947 Stravinsky score, Orpheus cleverly deploys six dancers to dramatise the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, with a chorus of living characters (Orpheus's friends/chorus) and the inhabitants of the underworld (Death and Furies).
This week's new dance
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Two of the wounded crusaders abandoned the tower, but the third one defended himself all day so cleverly from the Turkish attacks that on that occasion he knocked down two Turks at the entrance of the walls with broken spears.
De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History » The Battle for Antioch in the First Crusade (1097-98) according to Peter Tudebode
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The city cleverly combines cultural attractions such as museums, galleries, theatres and opera houses - with a very strong fun-loving steak.
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This website cleverly lifted one intemperate remark by a well-respected scientist and all of you are commenting on it as if this remark is the sum total of his arguments.
Think Progress » Leading Climate Skeptic Compares Gore to Hitler
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The Circotherm system includes a unique, finely balanced, fan which cleverly draws any wasted heat directly back into the oven.
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Attempts to shore up the value of a derivative without shoring up the value of the assets from which they ultimately derive their value are likely to be in vain however cleverly we may try to finagle.
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His reserve might by the ill-natured have been termed dissimulation, inasmuch as when asked by the ladies of the embassy what had become of the young person who had amused them that day so cleverly he gave it out that her whereabouts was uncertain and her destiny probably obscure; he let it be supposed in a word that his benevolence had scarcely survived an accidental, a charitable occasion.
The Tragic Muse
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Yesterday's white bread speech was cleverly pitched over the heads of the commentariat and the lobby groups, straight into middle class lounge rooms.
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The declaration was carefully/cleverly/tactfully, etc. phrased.
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Cleverly concatenated stories about the experience of Korean immigrants make up Woo's loosely structured novel ... a novel that both delights and instructs.
Everything Asian: Summary and book reviews of Everything Asian by Sung Woo.
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The glass cover for this is cleverly jointed in the middle.
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This claim to glory, doubtless exaggerated in stereotypical Gascon fashion, caricatures, indeed cleverly reverses the terms of Soyer's own, far less swashbuckling role in the July Days — Mirobolant would have slain elite troops while standing his ground in the street, whereas Soyer was nearly lynched by a revolutionary mob while fleeing from a palace kitchen.
Alexis Soyer and the Rise of the Celebrity Chef
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The spokesman parried cleverly an embarrassing question.
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Their twin USPs are, first, their cleverly constructed harmonies, which offset the affectlessness of Roxanne Clifford's voice, and, second, that they eschew the twee and embrace the gothic, be it suicide (Beachy Head), romance with the afterlife (Found Love in a Graveyard), or simply nameless dread (Bad Feeling).
Veronica Falls: Veronica Falls – review
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A yellow cradle for storing the digital pen is cleverly built into the upper-right corner of the keyboard.
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The face that stared back at her from the small mirror was reassuringly familiar, her expression faintly aloof and withdrawn, the cleverly tailored cut of her thick glossy hair making it fall in a smooth, controlled curve.
Passionate Relationship
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Cleverly, professionally, Stefan is lobbing him questions, easy questions, patball stuff.
THE CHEEK PERFORATION DANCE
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Alison had cleverly deduced that I was the author of the letter.
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These rules the good scribe will know, then disregard, then cleverly reinterpret.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
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A question suggests itself: how did he manage to presume so cleverly?
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Demonstrating a tongue-in-cheek knowledge of Internet memetics, the title cleverly derives from the popular Simpsons quote The goggles!
Goggleburn to Highlight Online Video Hits
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With the book, now available in paperback, hailed as "spellbinding" by the New York Times, and two others in the same series, _Ragtime in Simla _and _The Damascene Blade_, out in hardcover, Ms. Cleverly has turned to short stories -- this one featuring architect-sleuth Ellie Hardwick.
Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
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The left-footed Daniel Carter is a certainty at fly-half and the All Blacks will have seen how the Crusaders cleverly used MacDonald's right foot to complement Carter.
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The range cleverly combines a diversity of abstract design styles from classical to modern in a well balanced selection.
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Martin cleverly used foliage plants that complemented and harmonised with the bronze.
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Though cleverly written, I consider this one of Hemingway's worst stories.
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He creates striking atmospheric effects, cleverly using light and shadow.
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If I angered Kosinski, he might eliminate me, the way that Tarden cleverly exposed Veronika to radiation without her knowledge.
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Another favorite one of her many house mottoes is this cleverly arranged Latin one, curtailing one word into four meanings:
Leaves from Juliana Horatia Ewing's "Canada Home"
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Both the clutch and the gears have been cleverly engineered with extra, added machismo so that you can really feel the meshing of gears when you clunk the six-speeder around its gate.
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So, has he merely and cleverly taken advantage of a loophole in the rules?
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Presently he became aware that she was understood to be singing pointedly to him: upon which he dismissed the council of his sensations, and began to diplomatize cleverly.
Sandra Belloni — Complete
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Plus, their lifestyle decisions are defiantly made under the army surplus banner we cleverly call Crusty.
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Harris cleverly creates lingering interest in the product even after the pitchmen have motored on to another city.
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The architect has cleverly exploited new materials and building techniques.
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Plus, their lifestyle decisions are defiantly made under the army surplus banner we cleverly call Crusty.
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He shows that slaves who seemed submissive and passive were cleverly using the language of their masters and subverting it to their own ends.
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Cleverly put together, his beats carry the sing-songy attraction of ragga, the hardcore baseline of hip-hop, and more importantly, the mass commercial appeal of breaking the mainstream.
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The large, single room is cleverly broken up into small sections by folding screens and even the chairs have carved backs featuring Chinese scenes.
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Henderson was a master of playful and sinister distortions, cleverly achieved in the darkroom.
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Reworked and rescripted under George Barrington's famous name, the Narrative cleverly used some of his turns of phrase carefully noted from various trials speeches.
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In just one year, Pruitt's subversive japery has become indistinguishable from full-fledged art-world approval matrices -- hardly anyone remembers the ice age of 2009, when the awards were cleverly castrated as "performance.
Selby Drummond: Art "Oscar" for Second Gay Ryan in a Row?
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Some of it gets through though - this is because subject titles are ‘cleverly’ crafted so that the spam filter doesn't recognise them (putting a full stop or caret in a word seems to work occasionally)
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How about cleverly distracting from under-eye umbra with some beauty department illusions?
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The reader knows who the baddie is as John Baker cleverly moves from the goodie to the baddie, to a boyfriend of one of the murdered women and to a woman who has an unnatural attraction to the baddie.
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Cleverly, the gearbox and rear suspension could be changed as a unit in under ten minutes - which was an extreme competitive advantage under racing conditions.
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The latter, however, has cleverly co-opted independent powerful women into the roles of exploiter.
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Years of working as a master carpenter had sculpted his body as cleverly as he had sculpted the banisters on the staircases in their home.
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The boot opens by remote control, and the radio aerial is cleverly hidden in the rear spoiler.
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This dramatised resumé of Wilde's life and loves, his meteoric rise and catastrophic fall, is cleverly conceived and, in the main, well executed.
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The Welsh international cleverly chested it down into the path of Earnshaw who gleefully smashed the ball home with a flashing volley.
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These rules the good scribe will know, then disregard, then cleverly reinterpret.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
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A dozen of red partridges and rays were speedily brought down, and Glenarvan also managed very cleverly to kill a TAY-TETRE, or peccary, a pachydermatous animal, the flesh of which is excellent eating.
In Search of the Castaways
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The refreshment table including several cakes, two shaped like pumpkins, two like headstones, and one circular cake was like a full moon with a cleverly iced witch on a broomstick flying in front of it.
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The green is cleverly set into a tiny isthmus so that water surrounds three sides.
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No matter how hard you adhere to them, you're probably breaking the law - so if you're in making anime music videos (videos for pop music made by cleverly splicing together clips of anime movies - google for "amv" to see examples), you can abide by all the rules of your group about not showing them to outsiders and only using certain sources for music and video, but you're still committing millions of dollars 'worth of infringement every time you sit down to your keyboard.
Locus Online News
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They both had thick mats of curly blonde hair that had a tendency to get thick with dust and dirt, and they were both husky and cleverly ugly.
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She would have sketches of scenes between Delphica and M. Falarique, with whom the young Germania was cleverly ingenuous indeed -- a seminary Celimene; and between Delphica and M. M.tharete, with whom she was archaeological, ravishingly amoebaean of Homer.
One of Our Conquerors — Volume 4
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Irvine and Rita cleverly cashed in on Glaswegians' profligate delight in dressing up and swanking it up.
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The decor and costumes, by Peter McKintosh, are imaginative and cleverly sit on the borderline between reality and fantasy.
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It's also a very cleverly put together compilation, sequencing the songs for maximum impact rather than chronological accuracy.
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Baugh was the catalyst, swivel-pulling the quickies, slashing and cutting like a blade and cleverly upper-cutting over the slip cordon and wicket-keeper.
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Luckily when you are on the ascent the path cleverly twists and turns over the one-step streams to make the going reasonable, avoiding the worst.
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First, it has to be said that the game scenario is a very cunning one, cleverly designed to lead the unsuspecting player astray.
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They are musical plays on the song "Henya" with the name cleverly spelled backwards to indicate their musical affinity.
Ralph A. Miriello: When the Heart Emerges Glistening a Powerful New Album by Ambrose Akinmusire
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A yellow cradle for storing the digital pen is cleverly built into the upper-right corner of the keyboard.
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It was the seedy part of town that hides behind a modern estate that has been cleverly built in front of it as camouflage.
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The film is cleverly, almost slyly, political.
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He had the ethical bee in his bonnet and was a reformer of no mean pretension, though his work had been mainly in the line of contributions to the heavier reviews and quarterlies and to the publication over his name of brightly, cleverly written books on the working classes and the slum-dwellers.
The Benefit of the Doubt
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An old woman is paroled from prison because ‘the inmates amount rised’ and cleverly tricks some people drinking on an old pier to follow her back to her warehouse headquarters.
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The so-called chatterer has a pleasant note, beautiful plumage, makes a living cleverly, and is graceful in form; it appears to be alien to our country; at all events it is seldom seen at a distance from its own immediate home.
The History of Animals
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He created sleeves for Nick Lowe, the Damned, Ian Dury, Elvis Costello and more — many of which cleverly subverted art movements such as dada and constructivism.
Archive 2008-11-01
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The bar's lay-out has been cleverly designed to give a feeling of space without losing a certain cosiness.
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He therefore cleverly and perceptively shows through this creative example how an ‘enlightened false consciousness’ might arise from excessive introspection.
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In just one year, Pruitt's subversive japery has become indistinguishable from full-fledged art-world approval matrices--hardly anyone remembers the ice age of 2009, when the awards were cleverly castrated as "performance.
Selby Drummond: Art "Oscar" for Second Gay Ryan in a Row?
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A number of well - known public characters were cleverly hit off by the entertainer.
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It almost explodes with good cheer, cleverly disguising its inner malaise with vigorous positivity.
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And there's a kicker at the end, as cleverly foreshadowed by this link…
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The stylus is cleverly clipped into the right side so that it doesn't fall out easily.
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I riposted cleverly, ‘I wasn't aware America had a food culture.’
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The raw-boned wing still had much to do, but he cleverly chipped ahead over the cover and won the race for the touchdown, Stenhouse converting from the touchline.
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A triple bill with a strong but flexible through-line, the show cleverly ropes the audience into the equation.
Times, Sunday Times
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Funny and cleverly written (but for one misuse of the word ‘inferred’), this light-hearted and engaging story parodies the spy genre without sacrificing the reader's involvement.
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These rules the good scribe will know, then disregard, then cleverly reinterpret.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
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Someone very cleverly used the fact that Mrs Serrocold's sufferings from arthritis were not unlike the symptoms of arsenical poisoning.
Twin Moons
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She cleverly insinuated herself into his family.
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The chit of a girl, quite cleverly disguised (wearing "a couple of pneumatic cushions, the kind used by football players" -- best known today as "falsies") turns out to be the brother of the other bettor.
“Living hand to mouth. . .”
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That candle we see lighting up the actress's face is surely a real candle, not a cleverly designed candlestick with hidden light bulb.
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Nowadays the car has cleverly mutated into a hatchback but even so, a bag of golfclubs is out of the question.
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Ay, lad?" replied Meg, "ye are a fine blaw-in-my-lug, to think to cuittle me off sae cleverly!
St. Ronan's Well
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He was wearing a Union Jack do-rag cleverly fashioned out of an old t-shirt sleeve.
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Early on the four hour bus trip I cleverly established a ‘sore throat’ with much wheezy coughing and watery eyes.
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The case is only too clear: my goodness! the steinbock is the -- "Der Teu! ..." said Andreas, with a comic stop of horror, the rhyme falling cleverly to
Vittoria — Complete
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Two closets flanking the fireplace were cleverly disguised as built-in china cabinets.
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Essential to the show's appeal are the rough, lankily angular character designs (complete with hatched shadows) that, when combined with the cleverly tweaked archetypical personalities, transcend distinctive and approach iconic.
Anime News Network
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He has so far cleverly outwitted and outflanked this attempt to marginalize him on the political stage.
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In the past she cleverly stayed ahead of the game by overembellishing the dresses and decking them in fur.
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A broadwing couldn't have pulled this off; nor could a broadwing have used foreclaws as cleverly as she did, snipping the wire net free with special scissors, then cutting the ropes holding Aubri down with a heavy knife she had already used once to good effect.
The Black Gryphon
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The polisher fixes the cut stone firmly in a metallic holder called a dop, which is cleverly designed to hold the stone with much of one side of it exposed.
A Text-Book of Precious Stones for Jewelers and the Gem-Loving Public
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The old leather chart spilled out to show a cleverly plotted route of the swamplands.
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And the postcard is the final one from the fastenings swap, this one from Kandy, who has cleverly used hooks and eyes in her design - really pretty, isn't it!
All in a morning's work
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stargazing" or "spacegazing" to describe their music, within moments of settling into the club, it was pretty obvious that no tag, no matter how cleverly coined, would supplant the
OffBeat
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Near a Western fire-place was a Turkish mangal, like one which she had seen me light to warm bath-waters in Constantinople, and when I pointed to it, she ran to the kitchen, returned with some chopped wood, and very cleverly lit it.
The Purple Cloud
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This music may not be hummable, but it teems with drama and the sung line soars cleverly above the orchestra.
Times, Sunday Times
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A teenage werewolf tale that cleverly equates lycanthropy with menstruation, Snaps is a horror movie that apparently has something to say.
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If that cover doesn't strike a chord then the first few pages of this amazing book most certainly will, and me and Andrew Marr (his Introduction that Stewart cleverly spotted is actually an Afterword) are both in snivelling uncontrollable 1950's (me 1953, he 1959) children's tears over it all, our hankies are wringing.
45 entries from March 2008
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The range cleverly combines a diversity of abstract design styles from classical to modern in a well balanced selection.
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She was so gentle and benign, but worked so cleverly with people.
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She is blessed with an exotic natural beauty and a porcelain fragility which cleverly disguises her great pliancy and strong technique.
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Instead he cleverly subverts the traditional whodunit scenario to expose class inequalities in the 1930s.
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That term cleverly covers all those who make no regular obeisance but do have in their hearts a suspicion that there is something beyond all this and that it may be called God.
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They swiftly heeled a scrum on the champions' line, and Thomson cleverly waited while he assessed his options.
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The film cleverly combines light comedy with the right amount of romance.
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Colonel von Falkenheyn, and his assistant, the latter a lieutenant of the guards, and the name tinder which they journeyed was an incognito one; indeed, so cleverly did they manage to conceal their identity that it was hardly ever revealed.
The Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe
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The vampires seem real making the hunt for them feel genuine; while the romantic second chance at love subplot is cleverly developed as both have a lot of trust issues to overcome although Reign seems indifferent to his knowing that his wife was going to betray him feels off base.
Let the Night Begin-Kathryn Smith « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews
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This music may not be hummable, but it teems with drama and the sung line soars cleverly above the orchestra.
Times, Sunday Times
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The whodunit is cleverly developed so that four suspects linked to the basket weaver (Mary’s lover being the other) surface with motives while clues seemingly to only point to Jessie’s teacher.
Wicked Weaves-Joyce and Jim Lavene « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews
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Earlier in the week, Harvey cleverly addressed England's on and off love affair with Andy Murray in the poem "one of ours": if ever he's brattish or brutish or skittish he's Scottish but if he looks fittish and his form is hottish he's British
John Lundberg: The Official and Unofficial (and Brilliant and Insane) Poetry of Wimbledon
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The bedpost has been cleverly done with a golden rod fixed in the wall and white soft cloth hanging from it and tied on each front corner of the bed.
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“Ay, lad?” replied Meg, “ye are a fine blaw-inmy-lug, to think to cuittle me off sae cleverly!”
Saint Ronan's Well
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There are new Chinese fashion designers who work in cleverly-designed shops, done obviously on a shoestring but making it look almost more appealing than some of the lux stores at the huge shopping malls.
Norma Kamali: My Trip to China
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Earlier in the week, Harvey cleverly addressed England's on and off love affair with Andy Murray in the poem "one of ours": if ever he's brattish or brutish or skittish he's Scottish but if he looks fittish and his form is hottish he's British
John Lundberg: The Official and Unofficial (and Brilliant and Insane) Poetry of Wimbledon
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But the album for which she is being rightly acclaimed, 50 Words for Snow, as well as cleverly weaving together some hauntingly beautiful melodies with a characteristically surrealist narrative, also perpetuates a widely held myth about the semantic capaciousness of the Inuit language.
In praise of … Kate Bush | Editorial
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Administrators have cleverly prepared for the eventual demise of those high-maintenance and pretentious programs.
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His voice-over is used very cleverly to increase suspense and shocks.
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The promoter is putting on a series of quality promotions lately, this Mannheim fight dovetailing with the second leg in Liverpool on the same evening, when Nathan Cleverly, Matthew Macklin, Kell Brook and James DeGale move closer to world title shots.
Dereck Chisora delighted with three-fight deal for Klitschkos' titles
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The film is charming, cleverly lit and a fine example of claymation with fishy bits.
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I believe that it can, but only to the same extent that the Council's small sums of cleverly spent money help British artists become known outside the UK - at biennales, for example.
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The cleverly designed speech lashed the audience into a frenzy.
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A flute just always sounds flutey, no matter how exquisitely it is phrased, or how cleverly the flautist manages the dynamics.
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Har Mar, meanwhile, still relatively unknown in this country, has cleverly made the Vladivar ads into a vehicle for selling his own persona as much as the product.
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Horowitz's Watson cleverly excuses himself right at the start from any complaints about style or content by reminding us of Holmes's oft-stated judgement of the stories: "He accused me more than once of vulgar romanticism, and thought me no better than any Grub Street scribbler.
The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz – review
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Following on from this, I think this story has excellent potential if developed cleverly.
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If you've read The Rum Diary, you'll notice that certain characters and events have been amalgamated, erased or enlarged, often cleverly and wisely, but that Robinson's gentler tone is slightly at odds with Thompson's marvellously splenetic and bilious prose.
Johnny Depp is back as a very different Hunter S Thompson
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The range cleverly combines a diversity of abstract design styles from classical to modern in a well balanced selection.
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Meanwhile, Antony, the thinker, had cleverly skewered a piece of Cheddar onto the end of a bare live electrical wire.
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they were cleverly arranged
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It was made for the virtuosic talents of Mikhail Baryshnikov, and it cleverly transformed him from upright ballet hero into bowler-hatted womanizing rogue.
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There are cleverly inflected performances from Ellie Haddington and Catherine Cusack (as the dramatist's mean daughter) but the most rousing moments of the evening are supplied by Richard McCabe as a roistering Ben Jonson.
Women Beware Women; Bingo
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In another direction, Perdue was able to generate a substantial buzz with its precooked poultry Shortcuts by cleverly merchandising them in close proximity to pre-washed salads in the produce aisle.
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We fail to appreciate and respect the uphill struggle that so many people face courageously and cleverly every day in what should be a simple choice for survival.
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To allow the heat of the burning charcoal inside to escape, the artist has cleverly used openwork on some of the stitching, flower, and leaf motifs.
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This macabre neo-noir cleverly satirises both ratings-driven news and soulless self-improvement.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their third album's so polished it's blinding, full of great, great tunes and cleverly worked production.
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He dodged cleverly when she threw her shoe at him.
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The architects have cleverly integrated these corridors into a series of learning niches and anterooms.
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This is one of the better examples of Dowdian wordplay, as the throwaway ‘or vice versa’ cleverly suggests an absurd chiasmus.
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He appoints himself to train them at his mutant academy, which is cleverly disguised as a private boarding school.
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Cleverly told through a series of flashbacks, the film is a delightfully charming tale about one man's far from ordinary life and how his son gradually manages to separate fact from fiction.
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It's difficult not to fall in love with Ollie, the loveable rogue who can never get it right, and Affleck cleverly balances the comedy with the drama to create a fantastic leading man.
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As Sefton read, Lufa laughed often and heartily: the thing was gamesomely, cleverly, almost brilliantly written.
Home Again
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The residues are cleverly ironed onto canvas to create portraits of the artist's past encounters.
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“Ay, lad?” replied Meg, “ye are a fine blaw-inmy-lug, to think to cuittle me off sae cleverly!”
Saint Ronan's Well
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While Nelson's Column is cleverly constructed from a cucumber, baby courgettes and a carrot with a monkey nut and almond stuck on to it.
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Beyond this, the entrance hall features a cloakroom, a fitted bookcase, shelving and a cleverly concealed broom cupboard.
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The army cleverly arranged to have inserted among the legitimate insignia properly designed patches for most of the notional formations.
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A computer desk has been cleverly built into the far wall to provide a structured and private workspace but this room could equally be used as a play room or another bedroom.
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Its 2500 square feet of accommodation is cleverly spread over five levels, with the result that this is a large house which has retained a cosy, intimate atmosphere.
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Her cleverly disguised lob completely wrong - footed her opponent.
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The cleverly disguised ball, pitched short of a length, would skid off the surface and crash into the batsman's pads or stumps.
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They only exist because sub-editors, constrained by space and font size, cleverly invented them to summarise a complex story often in a single-column headline before eating their at-desk lunch from a Styrofoam box.
Top stories from Times Online
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Depending on which side you were supporting he either showed a piece of brilliance by cleverly kicking the ball over the try line or flukily made contact with ball as he flung his boot at it.
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In addition to the usual Buddhist emblems there are musical instruments, exquisitely inlaid, or enriched with niello work of gold and silver of great antiquity, and bows of singular strength, requiring two men to bend them, which are made of small pieces of horn cleverly joined.
Among the Tibetans
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There is a brief introduction, and each passage is cleverly prefaced by remarks that help not only to situate the selection within the theme but also to allow the editor to express his own irenic views.
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He portrays him as a slightly nerdish character who cleverly ingratiates himself with his fellow journalists with a supportive word here and considerate action there.
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Her shop is small, neat and full of bags which cleverly walk the line between smart and groovy.
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These rules the good scribe will know, then disregard, then cleverly reinterpret.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
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Since the model cleverly combines all of these divination practices together into a cosmological model, Etruscologists are left to try to piece together how it all interrelates and how it's all different.
Finding structure in the Piacenza Liver despite academic claptrap - Part 3
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Hit-and-run attacks, terrorist acts, raids and ambushes were cleverly combined with high-profile ideological activities.
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One of them cleverly decorates a vase by drawing plant leaves using a sharp pin, while another shapes small frog-like figures to be put on ashtrays.
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She was wearing a low strapless dress that hugged her curves cleverly.
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Just then, a stone cleverly thrown by the boy, struck the creature on the wing, but the blow did not disable it, and the jacamar ran off and disappeared in an instant.
The Mysterious Island
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I don't think I have ever read a book in which a sense of dread is so cleverly built up.
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Wu Chengdian's photography cleverly deconstructs these symbolic structures by refusing to grant them a totalizing presence that transcends discrete perspective.
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With every twist and shimmy, every duck of the shoulder and cleverly chipped pass, he is looking more like his old self.
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Whatever you may think of the lady's literary ability, an Agatha Christie whodunit is going to be cleverly plotted, make no mistake.
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Despite the cleverly disguised anti-Chinese sentiment in the low-key soft sell propaganda , William exposes his bias when he resorted to the standard rant about the Chinese.
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Cleverly designed, a wraparound "gamepad" for Apple's iPhone or iPad could upend the portable games market by stealth-catapulting the iPhone into direct competition with the DS and PSP.
Macworld UK News
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The problem with this situation is exactly what I just so cleverly alluded to - people who really don't have much to offer as far as opinions go attempt to pass off their ill-informed extended blurbs as gospel truth.
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They are cleverly made out of renewable resources like natural starch and fiber (GM free corn and potato) and come in compostable and heat-sealable packaging, too.
Din-ink Cutlery Retools the Bic-Pen | Inhabitat
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And since this weblog is the home of a legion of leftist racist fuckheads (probably all white, since the game as Sailer cleverly points out is class gamesmanship), the answer of course is completely upside down.
Matthew Yglesias » What’s the Joke?
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What would be overripe overplotting in lesser hands becomes wonderfully credible here, with cleverly drawn characters (Paz and his most excellent mum must surely return), trunkloads of ethno-botanical factoids, and interspersed sections from Jane’s African logbook.
Tropic of Night: Summary and book reviews of Tropic of Night by Michael Gruber.
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Second, the fact that this particular graffito is so cleverly executed, given how it blends in.
Waldo Jaquith - Virgil Goode: “Bigot.”
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The bar's lay-out has been cleverly designed to give a feeling of space without losing a certain cosiness.
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Alison had cleverly deduced that I was the author of the letter.
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Cleverly's decision over the Liverpudlian read 114-114, 116-113, 117-112.
Nathan Cleverly targets Bernard Hopkins after victory over Tony Bellew
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The very infertility of the hybrids thus propagated was cleverly used to create seedless fruits, which in and of themselves are interesting in practical pomology.
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The cleverly designed speech lashed the audience into a frenzy.
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It's cleverly packaged to give the appearance of continuing upward growth in same store sales, the most important measure in retailing.
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Viewers are repeatedly given indications that there is one, distinct meaning lying behind each image, yet this is a cleverly deceitful ploy.
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In a dynamic and cleverly contemporized production from New York's Theater For A New Audience, The Merchant is again made fearfully relevant, 400 or so years after its composition, when we surprise again occupy a society where money, power, and religion combine in ugly ways.
Marc Porter Zasada: Theater Review: A 'Merchant' for Modern Times
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This is politics, after all, a web of manipulation so cleverly stitched that you can't easily see the joins.
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A narrow cell at stage right served as a separate playing area so that even "offstage" characters remained in view; the whole design cleverly constricted the Met's big stage, creating intimacy and intimidation at the same time.
A Family Cursed,
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Still other revisions seek to update Animal Farm by cleverly linking it to topics such as animal rights and vivisection.
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Shaikh Ayan and Hadj 'Othman, of the quarantine, amusing themselves with jereed-playing and other mimic manoeuvres of warfare, which they performed very cleverly.
Byeways in Palestine
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He loves the idea of cleverly impersonating someone else in a letter.
