Very cleverly put, sir.

You do it very cleverly, I grant you.

So one girl said, very cleverly, It's very easy.

Bill Wolverton from NASA analyzed it cleverly in the '70s.

So I cleverly chose rowing, which I got very good at.

How cleverly Detochkin had masked his interest in the gang leader's pursuit!

So after the Sinclair ZX80 came along the very cleverly named Sinclair ZX81.

And I was cleverly standing in the front yard when one came over the hill.

This is opposition of a different sort. They weave it cleverly, lightly, like a cobweb.

Fear is panic, and cleverly burying the remains of a man you just murdered requires cold thought.

Galileo, by the way, did this very cleverly by running a ball backwards down the strings of his lute.

We know that what's going on between the bee and that flower is that bee has been cleverly manipulated by that flower.

That one that you so cleverly spotted, the head on the wall over there, and the one you're about to trip over.

Nevertheless, I could sense a hitch somewhere, although Haydée very cleverly hid the game that, rightly or wrongly, I suspected she was playing.

On that occasion, Robin Cleverly and Chris Hackford brought a variety of interesting issues to the attention of the participants of a working session.

And the bee has been cleverly fooled into taking the nectar, and also picking up some powder on its leg, and going off to the next blossom.

First, when the Shannon mandate was so painstakingly and cleverly developed in 1995, it explicitly envisaged that such a treaty would have a verification mechanism, a matter of fundamental importance to my delegation.

They successfully reconciled Islamic politics with the Turkish lifestyle and modernity in general. Cleverly, they positioned the party as conservative rather than Islamist a process aided by the corruption, bickering, and incompetence of the existing parties.

Its meaning could be cleverly and dangerously exploited by those who did not want real equality and, in that connection, she was concerned about the apparently indiscriminate use of the term in the State party's reports.

They are to some extent neutralized through inter faith dialogue and cleverly combated by the authorities on the whole through institutions applying a clear policy of multiculturalism and through the launch of an educational campaign to combat racism.

These are the anthers of a lily, cleverly done so that when the unsuspecting insect lands on it, the anther flips up and whops it on the back with a great load of pollen that it then goes to another plant with.

Hand axes mark an evolutionary advance in human history tools fashioned to function as what Darwinians call fitness signals that is to say, displays that are performances like the peacock's tail, except that, unlike hair and feathers, the hand axes are consciously cleverly crafted.

On one hand, top down factors regulatory change, unusual pricing, and what Nouriel Roubini has cleverly termed the liquidity paradox are at work. Then there are disruptive influences that percolate up from below changing customer preferences and, even more important, outside visionaries seeking to transform and modernize the industry.

In fact, India s reserved places scheme operates as a deliberate smokescreen, for it allows the government cleverly to mask the real issue, which is access to primary education for India s disadvantaged. Were adequate primary education available to India s poor or, for that matter, to America s poor urban blacks there would be no need for reserved places in higher education and elsewhere.

The paradox is that, for a man who wielded so much power for so long, it is unclear what domestic legacy, if any, Blair will leave. Blairism was a mood, a style, but, in substantive terms, it represented no radical break with the Thatcherite legacy that New Labour repackaged so cleverly, and, in fairness, administered more humanely than the Iron Lady ever did.

With Saddam gone, Iraq s Shia majority assumed power after a horrendous civil war, leaving Iraq s defeated Sunnis longing for revenge and waiting for an opportunity to regain their ascendancy. The Kurds in the north cleverly and adeptly used the window of opportunity that opened before them to seize de facto independence, though the key question of control over the northern city of Kirkuk remains a ticking time bomb.