But, their size is only one aspect of their cleverness.
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But he sometimes seems caught up in his own cleverness.
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That cleverness shows in different ways, depending on the Doctor.
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"Control" is a work of confidence, cleverness and justifiable irritation.
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Or maybe it's just too pleased with its own cleverness.
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It gets there eventually, but also inefficiently and without cleverness.
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There is an eagerness and a cleverness to her music.
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If cleverness were all that mattered, "Jerusalem" would be everything.
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Is there less wordplay and cleverness these days in rap?
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This cheeky appreciation for female cleverness runs throughout Simmonds work.
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But this kind of story can substitute complication for cleverness.
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"Cleverness is a gift, kindness is a choice," said Bezos.
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The movie's title is clever, cleverness being its modus operandi.
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All other cleverness can be credited to the editing team.
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All other cleverness can be credited to the editing team.
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But why did we evolve such cleverness in the first place?
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At the core of hip-hop is verbal dexterity and cleverness.
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Natural wit, cleverness...life experience... it's all part of the formula.
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The cleverness, of course, the rolling voice and dashes of humor.
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If mocking it is your idea of cleverness, delete your account.
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It is not cleverness that matters most in communication, but repetition.
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Wouldn't you rather have all of this alleged offscreen cleverness onscreen?
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By the end of the round however Holzken's cleverness was showing.
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You succeed because of cleverness, not because you have the best technology.
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In his characters, he valued cleverness and wit, scorning gluttony and arrogance.
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It's chemistry versus cleverness in this week's battle of the 1980s reboots.
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Whether through ignorance or cleverness, Perry stumbled on a different communications strategy.
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It's hard to ascribe cleverness to larval insects, but antlions are something else.
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I think that it's really going to be a test of the cleverness.
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Vice just leaves you feeling sapped, advertising its cleverness without actually being clever.
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The cleverness of the Imperial scheme lies in choosing doublesex as its target.
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It's often down to luck, and the cleverness of the people in charge.
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This isn't just a story about cleverness, though these women were very clever.
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Black was the color of cheating, and black was the color of cleverness.
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No amount of cleverness can change the one-note nature of the material.
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None, however, have been as savored for their cleverness as his espionage operations.
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It's not "Gone Girl" cleverness or the amusing frustration of an unreliable narrator.
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Many saw the slogan as tone-deaf or a failed attempt at cleverness.
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Jackson's lyrical cleverness goes a long way, then, toward maintaining an unlikely levity.
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Craig mostly manages to avoid coming across as too pleased with his own cleverness.
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But this year's physics prize honours more than just another confirmation of Einstein's cleverness.
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The whole approach actually quite clever, but cleverness isn't a great substitute for speed.
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"" People on Twitter agreed with the sentiment and celebrated the girls' cleverness and integrity.
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Cleverness or corniness aside, everything feels charged with sex magic and innuendo this week.
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For an added touch of the cleverness, the dance was thematically appropriate as well.
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At the same time, the game's cleverness doesn't mean it possesses any great depth.
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The courage and cleverness in staying in power for so long cannot be gainsaid.
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To support so much lyrical cleverness, Mr. Yazbek has largely dialed back his music.
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I did not think they married, necessarily, and I was happy with her cleverness.
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There is a trade-off for all that cleverness, though, beyond it costing more.
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I was as touched by her pleasantness as I was impressed by her cleverness.
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When these twists seem to exist purely for cleverness, they're at their most alienating.
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I was eager to show off my cleverness that was so apparent in this purchase.
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Belle is now an inventor who's an outcast because of her curious mind and cleverness.
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He loves, for instance, the uncanny cleverness of online-shopping algorithms that propose future purchases.
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It relies on your own cleverness, on seeing things from the right angle, on patience.
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By the end of the tale, both men are richer due to the peasant's cleverness.
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But Mr. Morris, for all his entertaining cleverness, often seems more detached than Mr. Iverson.
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It's smart without making too big a deal of its own cleverness, and admirably thrifty.
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Yes, Emma may be handsome and rich, but it's her cleverness that's up for debate.
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In this novel, unlike some of his others, the cleverness doesn't obstruct the emotional impact.
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It is possible to appreciate the cleverness of Mr. Dodin's approach yet initially find it tedious.
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He is the perfect American story, the kid whose sheer cleverness has made him a star.
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"Remember that an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness," it read in English.
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"She showed that she had a creative mind and a cleverness that is rare," he recalls.
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This was more down to fate than to any arch literary cleverness on Kim II's part.
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The movie's satirical cleverness upstages its rage, then Ms. Chau proves she's capable of managing both.
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And dazzle painting was all about cleverness, because it was about fooling the U-boat gunners.
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"That was the cleverness of it, that a majority of people think it's pronounced 'fucked,"' he said.
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This brings us to the cleverness of the title, which exemplifies the podcast's brand of empathetic investigation.
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It takes a very clever actress to explore those realms where cleverness will be of no avail.
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Mr. Cline's book — readable and amusing without being exactly good — is a hodgepodge of cleverness and cliché.
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I'm regularly stunned by the cruelty that's mistaken for cleverness and the inhumanity that's confused with conviction.
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It makes a run at cleverness, trying to be a dark screwball commentary on America's race problem.
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Four were made less stupid — that is, some attempt at cleverness on my part was tactfully removed.
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"That was the cleverness of it, that a majority of people think it's pronounced 'fucked,'" he said.
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Rather than cleverness, the transformative agent and source of empowerment in this tale is love, grief and memory.
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Not too many lyrics, not too many syllables, not too much cleverness, though: Morrissey never had a #1.
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Facebook said that it pays participants on the basis of a bug's risk, rather than complexity or cleverness.
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Your presence in the storm and your "cleverness" when all around you "panicked" may lead others to stay.
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We see one person or two people looking for idols, either to show their cleverness or their ineptitude.
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Simulating all this physics for hundreds of thousands of galaxies at once takes immense computing power and cleverness.
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After all, the American Revolution was won by cleverness, with a dependence on spycraft, smuggling, and guerrilla warfare.
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We're both guessing that by now you've realized that and are perhaps regretting the cleverness of your joke.
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But we were hooked — a testament to the writing chops, acting and all-around cleverness of the trip.
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But the cleverness eventually leads the story to an overwhelmingly emotional conclusion it might otherwise never have reached.
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But there are elements of a minitheme, self-referential cleverness and a numerical record (see Mr. Chaikin's notes).
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The pilot has some of the loose rhythm of "Parks and Recreation" but not much of the cleverness.
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The pilot has some of the loose rhythm of "Parks and Recreation" but not much of the cleverness.
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Paradox and cleverness attempt to fill their places, along with a surface playability that is catnip to stars.
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They make for a disappointing follow-up to the clarity and cleverness of Dark Fate director Tim Miller's Deadpool.
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For all of its polish and cleverness and suspense, "For All Mankind" ultimately puts the soap in space opera.
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Every track on "This Is Acting" has some bit of cleverness: an odd noise, a skein of backup vocals.
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There are lots of really clever ways to design interactions, but users won't be able to grasp your cleverness.
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Unfortunately, this technique led to some spelling errors, but we're still awarding some bonus points for cleverness. [H/T:Reddit]
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The unceasing cleverness in conversation wears thin, and the exchange of polished aperçus often sounds like ersatz Oscar Wilde.
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I didn't think any of the theme answers were easy, but I really loved their cleverness after the fact.
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The cleverness and the workarounds and the creepy nurses and the strokes of luck and moments of horrible revelation.
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Most computer scientists would look to the modern cleverness of machine learning to make up for the sensors' deficiencies.
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The cleverness of Downhill's conceit is how very ordinary the catastrophe is that shakes this couple to the core.
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We, the readers, pit ourselves against his cleverness: Will we be able to get the solution before he does?
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The cocktail of tech cleverness, post-crisis distrust of the establishment and dreams of digital riches eventually proved irresistible.
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He says debunking itself has become a bit of a meme, with people using it to prove their cleverness online.
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Even if the surface cleverness seems somewhat at odds given the deep biographical despair, the book has won me over.
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I also loved XTRVGNZS at 7D, SLNTX at 48D, definitely BSSCLF at 13D for its cleverness, and MDWF at 52D.
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Their cleverness, such as it is, lies in their mobility: their capacity to navigate rough terrain and recover from falls.
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Pamela's letters, in contrast, are lively and conversational, their language a reflection of both her native cleverness and her inexperience.
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Trilobites A series of experiments demonstrated that African grey parrots had something like social intelligence in addition to their cleverness.
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His era-scrambling cleverness — also evident in his 1999 adaptation of Molière's "The Misanthrope" — can initially feel off-puttingly arch.
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His stand-up is fast-paced, smart and interactive, and his illusions reveal the same caliber of creativity and cleverness.
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But that little piece of cleverness doesn't change the fundamental thing Google chose to do here: raise the stakes for itself.
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Mattis meets these criteria and most importantly has the audacity and cleverness to stand up to Trump effectively if need be.
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These collectibles often mask the true cleverness of the level designers, a dance played with those who decide to entertain it.
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It's this cleverness of theme that gets lost a lot of the time in the collective memory of what OZ was.
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Living up to his reputation for cleverness, the mafia boss mostly joked and double-spoke his way around his criminal activities.
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But despite its frequent instances of absurdist humor, it is not a film that winks at the audience with its cleverness.
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Behind the cleverness and charm, honed at first under the tuition of Jesuit priests, always lurked ruthlessness as well as cunning.
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This British comedy game show is a combination of crossword puzzle cleverness, scavenger hunt strangeness, and super-sloppy feats of strength.
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"Evil can be the most fertile ground for good, and good can learn from the cleverness of evil," Ungerer once said.
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Which it is, helping down the medicine of topicality with the sugar of pop-culture cleverness in the most delightful way.
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He lets Lincoln Riley, Oklahoma's wunderkind offensive coordinator, show off the cleverness that will get him a head coaching job soon.
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However, what stands to be critiqued is the fact that the exhibition is a celebration of Turk's cleverness, not his growth.
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And the biggest secret may not be the meaning of the mysterious Valley Beyond that this season of Westworld has been leading its cast of characters toward, but the idea that the cleverness of Westworld, and perhaps also our own cleverness as viewers, can trace the seams of the simulation — but never quite rip it apart.
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His most fervent followers are likely to brush them off, as they argue that Trump broke no laws, and admire his cleverness.
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With a little cleverness on your part you can quickly be playing Super Mario Brothers or Sonic the Hedgehog like it's 24.
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The secret, he reckoned, was the Kaizen principles at the heart of Japanese manufacturing: continuous incremental improvement "through cleverness, patience and diligence".
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We are not fundamentally different from our forbears...morally, in terms of individual innate cleverness or our capacity for good or evil.
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His performance seemed inspired by the double-talk and cleverness of Groucho Marx, a star when Corey was breaking into show business.
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Moore canned the triple, and in retrospect the whole sequence held the cleverness of a chess gambit, momentary sacrifice for final gain.
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At this show, for audiences 24448 and older, the group will tackle hopes and dreams for 226 with cleverness but no crudeness.
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They grew up in the same hypercompetitive, overachieving family that held dinner table debates where cleverness was the coin of the realm.
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It's just a movie with no particular reason for existing, a flashy, trifling throwaway whose surface cleverness masks a self-infatuated credulity.
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The paintings announce their cleverness and attempt to be provocative, but the conceit seems as flat and muted as the paintings themselves.
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I can recognize the cleverness at work in its flowing structure, and can imagine the person who can see themselves at home here.
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It can be an advantage to have your cleverness highly rated, and this is the luck of verbally fluent people around the world.
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He later told press the loophole "should be closed," but even the stone-faced HC couldn't keep from smiling at his own cleverness.
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It reflects the widespread perception that behavioral economics combines the cleverness and fun of pop psychology with the rigor and relevance of economics.
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What results is a species of kitchen surrealism that adds up to more than mere formal cleverness; its effect on us is vertiginous.
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Cleverness at 5D: "What you've been waiting for, you might think" is vague and mysterious, so it's O.K. to skip it for now.
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A palm cockatoo drumming performance starts with instrument fashioning — an opportunity to show off beak strength and cleverness (the birds are incredibly intelligent).
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When Jamie muses about growing rice, the episode doesn't suggest it's a slippery slope to contribute to the plantation — it's just his cleverness.
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"The value was not in the cleverness of what I had to say but simply the fact of my being there," he writes.
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"The value was not in the cleverness of what I had to say but simply the fact of my being there," he writes.
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But besides the set, its chief cleverness lies in its choice of music, a collage clipped from various film scores by Bernard Herrmann.
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Fortunately, the chef Tom Van Lysebettens didn't listen, and his elegant restaurant, Cochon de Luxe, is now the laboratory for his culinary cleverness.
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A tote bag with Arabic writing has popped up in a Berlin metro and it promises to fight Islamophobic stereotypes with cleverness and style.
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Another idea is that human cleverness arose out of the mental demands of living in groups whose members are sometimes allies and sometimes rivals.
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Try playing a couple of games both drawing and guessing, and you may be surprised at the cleverness and weirdness of the AI's suggestions.
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"Zoom," a brainteaser of a film with a breast-and-penis fetish, bets everything on cleverness and a few appealing performances, and it wins.
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CLEVERNESS IS OVERRATED, AND HEART IS UNDERRATED Plus, there are fewer people competing for heart, so you have a better chance of getting noticed.
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What sets Goldstein's challenge apart is its tactical cleverness: It places the dispute directly before the justices instead of navigating the lower courts first.
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Like so many Internet creations, " SKAM " seems liberatory in its cleverness, but, like the latest killer app, its ultimate purpose is to make money.
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" 50 Cent had to explain the cleverness of Minaj's reverse perspective and inspiration from his track "How to Rob" and Notorious B.I.G.'s "Dreams.
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There is another particular subtlety to the classic Ponzi scheme: Not just anyone can pull one off; doing so requires cleverness, charm and charisma.
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To bolster the effort, the country's leaders have appealed to Italians to reject "furbizia," the sort of cleverness typically channeled into getting around bureaucracy.
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What rescues the show from mere cleverness is its overarching vision, made vivid in a final tableau that would be a spoiler to describe.
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His input shows: Like Margiela's best designs, the curation of the show has a sly cleverness, and an arresting ability to invite unforeseen connections.
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But it hits a high point with a perfect extended bank heist, rewarding careful planning and experimentation with a real feeling of cleverness and accomplishment.
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Yet he can be admired for his cleverness, for his targets are often pretentious or naive (two qualities Cubans despise) and deserve what they get.
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He'd got himself to university and then onward into success and even fame—he'd been on television often—through his own sheer cleverness and effort.
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Technology is making it so that we don't necessarily need cleverness in problem solving if we have access to a whole bunch of processor cores.
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But he also has enhanced preparation; increased the size of his staff; and installed the familiar Barcelona style of possession and cleverness on the ball.
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It's practically a given that it would end on a logic-stretching plot while simultaneously rolling around in self-congratulatory glee at its own cleverness.
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"He was the full package of fun, cleverness and easygoing-ness that I didn't think existed," one woman previously told Refinery29 about her summer romance.
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Add to that a lyrical approach that emphasizes cleverness in rhyme, and sometimes the result leans toward the tightly wound thrill ride of musical theater.
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It takes some cleverness on the part of the puzzle's setters to see these interwoven words, and sometimes these clues can be tough to solve.
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All of the other Hogwarts houses have splashy defining traits like bravery, cleverness, or murder, but Hufflepuffs are best known for going with the flow.
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The cleverness of this structure only gradually becomes apparent as Ms. Buirski slowly obliterates skin tone distinctions to land on a perfectly calibrated final section.
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Ultimately, Black Mirror, like so many kinds of similar entertainment, enjoys itself and its own cleverness too much to succeed as a serious morality tale.
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Or even to this day, you know, how much is it their own leadership, ingenuity, and cleverness, versus just being great within ... A greater organization.
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"I was thinking a lot about the tendency for appropriation and a kind of cleverness towards art history in the contemporary art practice," tells Prvački.
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Also, though this may be an afterthought for a series that has built itself around its own cleverness, it's just not very much fun anymore.
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What Sunny does best is use its cleverness to find humor in shitty, anti-PC, asshole characters who are to be pitied and hated, not loved.
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We gave points for creative photoshopping, relevance (it's hard to go wrong with NASA or the International Space Station), obscure references and, of course, general cleverness.
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All the chemical and physical cleverness that life is capable of, from dandelion seeds to coral reefs, jellyfish to brains, is there because proteins did stuff.
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Like both my favorite card games and my favorite roguelikes, victory in Slay the Spire always feels earned, a reward for cleverness, attention, and good planning.
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Whether to defuse a scary situation or to take control of it, the combination of the Doctor's cleverness and sense of humor is a powerful tool.
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You will no doubt find other things to be reminded of, which is a testament to Mr. Black's cleverness and also a recognition of its limits.
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It is more than anything a referendum against corruption, in which, as much by right as by cleverness, AMLO has presented himself as the only alternative.
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"Life Sentence" doesn't need to pick either of those paths, but it does need to pick a path, one with more cleverness, intensity, drama, romance — something.
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He always saves them, but less because he wants to help them and more because it will give him another opportunity to celebrate his own cleverness.
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Johnny — one-name-only since his first album, "Hello, Johnny" sold one million copies in 3503 — dispensed with cleverness, and emanated from somewhere considerably further south.
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Vidal found her "far too intelligent for her station in life," and Lord St. John of Fawsley regretted the lack of "an outlet" for her cleverness.
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It was probably the Amazing Randi who gave New Atheists their favorite bit of cleverness: Atheism is a religion like not collecting stamps is a hobby.
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This might well be intentional, another smart twist in the fabric of Barclay's work, but it plays straight back into the exhibition's slightly nauseating insider-y cleverness.
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What's worse, the scene's intention of establishing her character's cleverness and skills is interrupted by her failing miserably... because she's distracted by something related to her father.
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His pop hits could contain hints of the same cleverness — as on "Sussudio," when he remade a sharp, up-tempo Prince groove with his own dorky bravado.
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Bait for Tumblr fans In a critical review of The Abominable Bride, Vox's Todd VanDerWerff made a smart point about the narrative problem Sherlock's astounding cleverness poses.
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This is where the themes of versatility and duality come back into play: Foxes are witty and smart, though their cleverness also means they can't be trusted.
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The kids had now played hourslong rounds of Polish Rummy with their grandfather, bantering and showing off their snark and cleverness to an appreciative audience of one.
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Before I had solved the titular theme clue, I enjoyed the cleverness of Ms. Long's making us figuratively look down on others to completely get this puzzle.
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So much thought went into the ability that the writers even had the Chamberlain show his cleverness by coming up with a way to undermine the power.
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The eventual viewers of "Myth" will not have to intellectually appreciate the energy and cleverness with which this project was tackled, but they will feel it emotionally.
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Yet there's also something undeniably sweet in the basic plot boy-dog bond, and a genuine cleverness in presenting a dog's-eye-view of this forbidding world.
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The Pixel 4 camera system still relies heavily on Google's computational photography for many of its features, but the new lens allows for even more camera cleverness.
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The point is cleverness and looking cool, though, mostly the movie is about Ritchie's own conspicuous pleasure directing famous actors having a lark, trading insults, making mischief.
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What in the United States is called 'disinformation and propaganda' may be understood in Russia as the 'ingenuity, wittiness, cleverness and cunningness' of the nation's decision-makers.
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Sansa even dragged him for it in the premiere, pointing out that the willingness to trust Cersei's promise to help is a mark of his lack of cleverness.
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Wrangling over the bots' cleverness is one thing, but OpenAI Five's Dota 2 matches also raised another, more fundamental question: why do we stage these events at all?
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Right now, Clinton is The Road Runner and members of the GOP establishment are grinning at their own #NeverTrump cleverness with an Acme rocket strapped to their back.
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It's gratifying to see the petty tyrant tossed from his horse, though I suspected the book's meta-cleverness was meaningless to my 7- and 4-year-old sons.
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"Get Out" could only have aced its satire the way it did — maybe only have been conceived with that cleverness — by an African-American writer-director, Jordan Peele.
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The cleverness evident here is that by defining the goals too clearly you lose the ability for people to attach their own personal vibes and therefore get invested.
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" Ru speculated, "It feels like you're having a conversation in your own head, and you use your cleverness as a way to keep people from coming any closer.
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Moments of cleverness zing out from the din, as when RuPaul voices a four-legged fashionista, or a spectacular Komondor (Shaquille O'Neal) offers Max his best Zen mantras.
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Danny had no magic powers, only his wits and cleverness to get him out of scrapes — making him a true hero for a kid to look up to.
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The trouble with Gemini is that it can lead us to focus so much on controversy and cleverness that we overlook how our style of communication might harm others.
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What I think the admiration points to is the possibility that malapropism can be recognized as a form of cleverness rather than stupidity, as a better form of aphorism.
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And Mr. Pine, in a quietly watchful performance (no Captain Kirk joshing here), gives Toby a cagey cleverness that allows Mr. Foster to shine as his gleefully lawless accomplice.
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The Great Recession so thoroughly destroyed consumer trust and confidence that it required more than cleverness in advertising to set a brand apart from a sea of identical alternatives.
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Its furnishings include an interrogation table with a microphone and about 20 chairs, which are periodically rearranged, though without any of the self-conscious cleverness associated with story theater.
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But as wild and provocative as his images can be, there is something missing — an element of strangeness, of difficulty, of the kind of inspiration that overrides mere cleverness.
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You'll notice, if you scroll through the wonderful collection, that any deficits in artistic ability are more than made up for in cleverness and originality of message and execution.
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On "Castro," from Yo Gotti's upcoming album, he has a lot of competition: Kanye West's tossed off lines are amusing, and Big Sean and Quavo mask cleverness with slickness.
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In that sense, this could have been just another shrewd show by a designer whose cleverness includes his skill at distracting fans from the formal concerns underpinning his work.
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While we frequently try to fool one another with cleverness, it's much more rare for a fellow performer to go full force and refuse to admit any form of trickery.
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The scale of the servers, bandwidth, processing, storage, and cleverness required to run networked virtual places at the scale of the planet for billions of people is beyond Big Data.
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Pros: Cons: Store link Mission Workshop puts together bags of obviously high quality, but they tend to have an aspect of cleverness to them that I don't always find warranted.
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Van Noten called upon his memories with his own photography, where a sense of cleverness was required to take photos because with every frame meant money either spent or wasted.
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Fortunately, the audience clearly tuned in for Sunday night's fiasco: According to the report, the sold-out theater got the joke immediately, and broke into applause for the Rio's cleverness.
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Samsung's cleverness is in recognizing that being the first to f/1.5 is a nice marketing claim to have, while also ameliorating the issues that such a lens would pose.
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Thompson's own shortcomings are what make his virtues into necessities; maybe with some new-age range or cleverness in his spot, his team would miss fewer shots to begin with.
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Grifters are the ones with flair and ambition, who seem to delight in the con itself — the cleverness of the scheme, the smooth ease with which the marks were gulled.
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The emerging designer space had less ornate forms of cleverness: diffusion prairie dresses from Batsheva, stern folk-art slides from Nicole Saldana, nü-basics from Sandy Liang and Eckhaus Latta.
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I miss her sweet kisses and cleverness, and I miss her sarcasm and her wit, and that adorable sly side smile followed with a grin and a burst of laughter.
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Whether or not any of the really brilliant things are further developed or some of the cleverness gets rehashed in each speech, I'll be visiting those topics in coming days.
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If you're sensitive to the contrivances of hyper-cleverness in movies — as I always have been — you've checked out long before the cartoonish finale, clumsy false ending and hamfisted sequel setup.
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Sure, there are particularly important technologies in each sector (like autonomous driving in transportation), but it's the smaller implementations of machine cleverness that may add up to have the biggest impact.
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While Ms Eilish's lyrics might cause older listeners to roll their eyes a little at the unadulterated misery of it all, there is startling imagery and real cleverness in her music.
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The cleverness of this compromise, in theory, is that it leaves conservative Catholics with that letter to cling to, and with it the belief that the church's teaching is supernaturally guaranteed.
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These are often evidence of a constructor's cleverness at seeing hidden connections, and are indicated by words that indicate containment – like internalized, swallowed, inside – or, in the case of 3D, "kept".
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I like this sort of coding because it tends to feel really "hack-y" in the original sense of term, which is something like: making something work quickly via improvised cleverness.
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But a list of influences doesn't tell the tale: The cleverness of the songwriting and arrangements, the slightly shaggy singing and playing — it seems to originate from its own musical planet.
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Those who have read Hunt's other recent novels will note similarities — a historical American backdrop, intriguing female main characters, a colloquial first-person voice with a distinctive cadence and poetic cleverness.
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Reducing the characters to their representative character-instruments in Prokofiev doesn't exactly help to add depth, though the trade-off is cleverness for its own sake, which isn't the worst outcome.
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Little Evil has a little Wright-style cleverness: the movie's big chase sequence is between Gary and a demon, but the demon isn't some horrific monster — it's Lucas' beloved goat puppet, Reeroy.
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After all, "30 Rock" largely got away with its backstage shenanigans -- including the crazy stars and megalomaniacal network executive -- because of the cleverness of the writing and Alec Baldwin's scenery-gobbling performance.
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Beginning and finishing with considerable cleverness and energy, the project sags in the middle, as sustaining such a high level of goofiness is a building job this Dark Knight can't fully master.
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Encountering a pet goldfinch like the one chained in Fabritius's trompe l'oeil would not have been unusual in the 17th century, when the birds were prized for their chirping songs and cleverness.
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Here are five of Mr. Dorough's most memorable "Schoolhouse Rock!" contributions, weighted for cleverness, pedagogical utility and the degree to which they've taken up permanent residence our brains for over 40 years.
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Rather than aiming to shock or show off his cleverness, his productions — about 120 over three decades — have routinely won him accolades for their visual beauty and the intelligence of their storytelling.
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Soon enough, the Wegos awwived, and the latest installment in a nearly foolproof franchise was underway, a fast-moving mélange of brazen corporate promotion, winking pop-culture cleverness and earnest lesson-learning.
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It's certainly true that many people feel cleverness and technology and wealth will enable us to adapt when we really have to, rather than facing the challenge of making changes in advance.
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I was quite capable of the basket-of-deplorables mistake, the confusion of cleverness with insult, the belief in language as an ultimate good, the serving of which was its own reward.
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The CLASSICS Act is the one in question, though no one is disputing the cleverness of its acronym: it stands for Compensating Legacy Artists for their Songs, Service, and Important Contributions to Society.
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As they explain in the paper, dogs "clearly demonstrate visual intelligence, recognizing food, obstacles, other humans and animals," so does a neural network trained to act like a dog show the same cleverness?
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Most of the people who write negative Yelps have talent as writers and they shroud their nitpicking analysis with some cleverness, but they are tools in my book with too much free time.
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To the utter shock of an audience desensitized to all things blood, guts, and abject atheism, the show transformed from one of infinite comedic cleverness, into one of equal and biting emotional intelligence.
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The line at the end—'You're not ill, and I'm not dead / Doesn't that make us the perfect pair'—is half-joking, but the seriousness under the cleverness feels very raw and honest.
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Like most people, I would miss the un-manipulated wild if it entirely disappeared, and I like a point that Mr. Hebblewhite makes about technological breakthroughs tempting us to overestimate our own cleverness.
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Ms. Orlean puts some of her cleverness away in this section; the bravery and tolerance of many of the men in the Bowery Mission reach her, and rise up strongly from the page.
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Many, including Mr. Conte, have appealed to Italians to reject their tendency toward "furbizia," the Italian word for the sort of cunning or cleverness typically channeled into getting around bureaucracy and inconvenient laws.
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Yet when that exchange occurs in Dominic Dromgoole's eye-opening revival of Wilde's "A Woman of No Importance," at the Vaudeville Theater here, it has a resonance that transcends its perfectly appointed cleverness.
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This album's still written through layers of postmodern artifice and hallucination, but it's honest enough to get away with its cleverness, and its laced with enough pain to get away with its punchlines.
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When young I admired the cleverness of Nancy Drew, revered the deductive powers of Sherlock Holmes and the patience of Maigret, then gravitated toward the hard-boiled jargon of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer.
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It floats along at first on the candy-colored cleverness of its design (set by David Goldstein, lighting by Jamie Roderick, projections by Lisa Renkel & Possible) and the pop pleasantness of its songs.
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But while he never makes film references with a wink to his cleverness or erudition, his work is influenced by other movies, or perhaps his memories of other movies, sometimes dim, sometimes sharp.
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Hackett said he's "most impressed" with Rivian's skateboard technology, and he lauded the cleverness of the design, noting that Rivian had the freedom to design its electric vehicles from a clean sheet of paper.
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Instead, it ends up being a little too smart for its own good, so enamored with the cleverness of its found-footage premise that it forgets to tell a riveting story along the way.
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It took no particular cleverness or endeavor on Ganna's part to induce me to have my new possession—this house, the workplace and refuge intended for me personally—registered in her name as well.
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Beyond that is the obvious factor of their unmatched cleverness (though Sansa has arguably surpassed Tyrion's), and unique abilities to play the game without losing sight of the overarching morality that grounds their characters.
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In my time exploring the workings of Imagineering I've often found that there is a significant disconnect between how fascinating the process is and how well the organization communicates the cleverness of its solutions.
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So many games have delivered into my life enriching experiences that have changed my mode of thinking or gripped me with their unfettered cleverness, but in this single area, games have never since delivered.
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Some women are so striking that when you look at them everything fails you: cleverness, descriptive power, context, everything but your awareness of their beauty, which hits you like a fist in the chest.
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Traditionally, the thing that makes Cinderella win — her beauty or her kindness or her cleverness — is the thing that the narrator points to as important for us to emulate in the moral of the story.
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But even that small starter is a glimpse of the cleverness contained throughout, as the cardboard-wrapped Joy-Cons use their own haptic feedback to propel forward, as you control its speed via the touchscreen.
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I missed this cleverness, at first, because I was so focused on the blunt banality of the title: the staircase, in de Lestrade's series, is both a quotidian household feature and a potential death trap.
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Throughout the years, the company has considered getting other writers, even reaching the interview stage, but Wong says they have not been able to find anyone who has the same cleverness and humor as Lau.
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The news, if you want it straight: Apple is acknowledging that the Mac Pro they introduced in 2700 has run aground on the cleverness of its own design, and they're re-thinking the entire machine.
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But the very cleverness of the proposal — it is an idea that has been tossed around in academic circles for a decade but never adopted in any country — is what makes border adjustment so fraught.
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Consider this a little seasonal gift from Team Cox/Rathvon, and make sure to look back on this really excellent year of acrostics with a bit of appreciation for the constructors and your own cleverness.
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Breaking through, reaching an audience, has little to do with cleverness and a lot to do with power, money, access to media, and a willingness on the part of messengers to exhibit heroic message discipline.
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Apple says it won't do this: The cleverness of the FBI's request: The First Amendment issues: Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom: As always, thanks for listening—we'll have more in the weeks and months to come.
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Early on these shrines serve as tutorials, showing necessary details about Link's powers — like his ability to temporarily halt time or use bombs — but later they essentially become puzzle boxes, which approach Portal-levels of cleverness.
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Puzzlescript, a tiny engine for building Sokoban-inspired tile-based puzzle games, has been a constant source of bite-sized delights for a while now, but this latest one hits a whole new level of cleverness.
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The cleverness that characterized the original film -- with Steve Carell as the villain whose hardened heart gets melted by a trio of orphans, and the colorful Minions stealing the show -- feels seriously diluted this time around.
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It got there through some cleverness — they planned out charging infrastructure and pushed manufacturers to offer lifetime warranties on batteries — but mainly through government subsidies, which covered up to half the upfront cost of the vehicles.
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On one side is recognition of humanity and cleverness and the other is another blade that will cut them as deeply as if they were the ones at the center of a typically negative national fascination.
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A core of cleverness—or, at least, that's what I'm hopeful of, coming out of the other side of this darkness with conclusions on my side, having played something that didn't collapse into Just Another Shooter.
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But Yuzuru Hanyu, 23, the defending Olympic champion from Japan, competing for the first time in nearly four months because of an ankle injury, skated a performance of great technical skill, languid beauty and strategic cleverness.
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The tactic has been both applauded for its cleverness and criticized for what some perceive as a kind of vacancy in the first half of the Russian routines, which are effectively limited to spins and choreography.
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The Cox Rathvon machine produced its usual cornucopia of cleverness and subtle misdirection, so it was a good enough fight for a lovely little bit of writing to — dare I dream — herald birdsong, warmth and Spring.
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Glover's central purpose was to give the show a lens through which to explore the selfishness and myopia of Dunham's Hannah, a move many critics at the time treated as a sublimely subversive bit of cleverness.
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Veteran Rail interviewers, such as Phong Bui, the journal's founder, Chris Martin, Robert Storr, and John Yau, have often known their subjects for years; their interviews eschew cleverness to probe personal issues and let the artist speak.
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But for others who've graduated on to more sophisticated Halloween costume pastures where cleverness trumps popularity and more importantly, palsy budgets trump those $100+ costume sets, you might what to look towards your favorite fast-fashion shops.
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Though a teensy bit intoxicated with its own cleverness — some of the sidebars don't land, and the narration (delivered, wryly, by Brett Gelman) overstays its welcome — "Harpoon" offers stylish compositions, amusing running gags and sharp, snappy dialogue.
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"There's a lot of cleverness in designing social engineering attacks, but as far as I know, nobody has yet started using machine learning to find the highest quality suckers," said Mark Seiden, an independent computer security specialist.
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If you look at the most important policy, which is holding off A.C.A. repeal, what really turned the tide there wasn't the cleverness of Democratic office holders, it was ordinary people telling their stories in town halls.
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We don't see a lot of them in The New York Times Crossword, because the standards for cleverness are fairly high and the quips must also be able to be broken up into lines that scan well.
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This couldn't be done on the page with the same force, because you need the closeups, especially of the fractured light in Baelish's eyes when he realizes that his own cleverness might have condemned him to death.
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Its direct successor was the Monty Python school, which also trafficked in absurd and precise diatribes but added British cultural erudition and performers who (unlike the Marxes) were not winking to the audience over their own cleverness.
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It's not until the very end, when Healy boldly repeats verbatim an entire passage from the beginning — how differently we read it this time, with our newfound knowledge — that the extent of the book's cleverness becomes apparent.
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Among some younger, more internet-savvy people, hatred of "political correctness" has paired neatly with online troll culture, in which pushing boundaries and offending people is seen as harmless at worst and a show of cleverness at best.
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There's plenty of skill involved in constructing and solving both, but on Friday the clues are simply hard, and the answers are just plain long, and there's no theme to make you feel clever for deciphering its cleverness.
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Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 What really set this movie apart was the cleverness of its inside-the-Internet conceit, smartly using animation to capture the quirks and excesses that we generally take for granted.
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It offers that satisfying jolt of cleverness that is the reward of any bitesize puzzler worth your time, and it does so in a slick, responsive way, columns moving shifting up and down in response to a fingertip flick.
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Even if the individual productions are often B-plus efforts — rarely as good as the best versions you've ever seen but almost always among the better — the variety and cleverness of the programming more than make up for it.
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I found the pilot formless, too pleased with its own cleverness, and stylishly nonsensical; like too many streaming dramas, it felt like somebody's screenplay for a movie, pointlessly expanded to 10 hours when it might have struggled to fill two.
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A similar cleverness can be found in the design, such as the primary-color dresses that Mia and her friends wear for a night on the town, or the way the word "CinemaScope" splashes across the screen as the movie begins.
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The cleverness of the Kata bag was that I could remove the middle section that separated those pockets and thus create one large space, just like a top-loading bag, so I didn't lose the ability to carry big things.
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But what I can tell you is that as a standalone hour of television, it is a fantastic piece of storytelling, touching on larger themes of life, death, self-identity, and guilt with a cleverness and sense of real emotional stakes.
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To them, I realized, this was who he was: a lovely old man filled with delightful tales about the thirties and forties, the era to which the music tinkling out of the piano belonged, an era of cleverness and confidence.
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It's not impossible to imagine that there's a mimetic effect at work—that our elected representatives, watching all this cleverness and skulduggery on their screens late at night, were stupid enough to decide that maybe they should try it out themselves.
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One such feature stands out from the rest, not so much for its particularly high quality or lyrical cleverness, but rather because of its bridging of two contemporaneous waves of trap music, one in English and the other in Spanish.
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Hicks isn't above cleverness like "I just wanna be the Monkees to your Beatles / Wanna be the heat lamp to your sun" or "Persephone and Dante were down there / Bon Scott I guess was en route," and why should he be?
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Daren Bader specializes in the kind of casual Conceptualism — think of the Swiss duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss, or Mark Leckey — that looks dumb on the surface but purports to contain lower registers of intelligence (or at least cleverness).
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It is striking, but not really surprising, that all this well-credentialed cleverness and machine-tooled efficiency tends to deliver the same solution, which amounts to more for the client and less for everyone else; that is the goal, after all.
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There's a certain giddiness to Atwood's writing: Look at these women working together; look at the cleverness of their plan; look at how clear it is that those who are good will succeed and those who are not will be punished.
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Others gushed about the performances in "Vice" (especially Christian Bale's in the title role and Amy Adams's as Lynne Cheney) but complained that Mr. McKay's film, as a whole, was a shade too impressed with its own cleverness and visual gimmicks.
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My early college experiences with the sweet leaf were fraught with poorly rolled joints, accidentally inhaled cherries, overly ambitious bong rips, and smoke sessions with a pipe emblazoned with the UNC Chapel Hill logo that I, in my infinite cleverness, called Tyler Hansbowl.
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Today rap fame is found most reliably through polish and marketing, and the idea of making music that's a little rough around the edges, that exists just for the sake of cleverness instead of some grand statement, appears to be in decline.
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Finette's adventures unspool in a story that reads like a Cinderella/Hansel and Gretel hybrid, and when she eventually triumphs over her wicked mother, her wicked sisters, and the passel of ogres who want to eat her, it's through her exceptional cleverness.
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These few notes are what people whistle on the way to work or hum in the shower, but in their pursuit of cleverness, jazz musicians can end up playing anguished cascades of notes that even they themselves do not appear to enjoy.
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But, like a hare zigzagging back and forth to avoid a falcon, this robot's seeming madness is in fact a special brand of cleverness, one that Facebook thinks holds the key not only for better robots, but for developing better artificial intelligence.
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The action scenes involve Pannu engaged in hand-to-hand combat in several well-executed sequences, but Nair would rather hide the lack of cleverness in the script with drama (lots of glass doors breaking, bullets being fired) and loud background music.
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There was Cameron, and more than a few animated filmmakers successfully used the format (especially the teams behind Coraline and Tangled), but most 4D movies were ugly to look at — dim and hazy, with little care or cleverness brought to their added dimension.
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Their success or failure rests on the sophistication and (relative) plausibility of the plots, the richness of the characters and, perhaps most of all, the cleverness of the pacing — how artfully the truth is meted out, like little doses of a drug.
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It's a cousin in cleverness to "General Assembly" (2018), an installation by the collective Dear Climate that consists of a circle of banners whose slogans encourage viewers to "fete the fungus" and "let them eat CO2" — a branding campaign for the environment.
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"It seems to be one of those nasty, smug little plays smirking continually at recognition of their own cleverness, as if they had an in-built air of self-satisfaction engulfing them," Clive Barnes wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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Explaining the film's allure, Mr. Scott wrote, "It is a quiet, intimately scaled three-person drama directed in a patient, easygoing style, without any of the displays of allusive cleverness or formal gimmickry that so often masquerade as important filmmaking these days."
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Brisk, slapsticky and stylish — and with a bullseye-perfect role for co-lead Ryan Gosling — The Nice Guys unfortunately gets whacked at the knees by cloying cleverness, a script built on one too many kooky coincidences and characters who are obviously in on the joke.
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It's a vastly simplified version of the usual inventory-wrangling in classic adventure games, because every object is telegraphed clearly and you're only ever exchanging an item for another, not a seemingly-endless sequence of doodads that wink and nod at their own cleverness.
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President Trump will be encouraged by a population that voted for him, often against their best interests, because economic mobility has always been a hustle—to leapfrog over seemingly impossible social obstacles requires a certain amount of luck, cleverness, and a cavalier willingness to lie.
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The hand-drawn animated wonder stars the voice of Boris Karloff, who famously also portrayed Frankenstein's monster; his narration of the tale of Dr. Seuss's iconic green and tiny-hearted character brings the 1957 children's book to life with cleverness, merriness, and slightly dark humor.
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This makes sense, and I'm glad to see it because Workflow itself was a prime meat example of how to find a need in the iOS ecosystem, tackle it in an interesting way and execute it with cleverness and attention to honoring the platform.
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He is clearly one of the most technically competent filmmakers of our time — probably of all time — but his storytelling frequently strikes me as sophomoric and smug, sometimes interested in taunting the audience for their love of violence and sometimes too seemingly pleased with its own cleverness.
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I have in mind something that will take years to get proficient at, something that there is a correct way of doing, handed down for generations or even ages, and for which there is no way for you to create shortcuts with your cleverness or charm.
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It's clever, a kind of plummy cleverness; this is not any ordinary word, but something that had to have been invented, probably by someone very smart, someone like Stephen Fry, and if you say it too you might be considered a little bit smart as well.
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It's a sumptuous five-part adaptation with modern cleverness: Ben Hardy stars as an art tutor who on his way to his new gig encounters a worried woman in the woods — and soon discovers that his new student looks an awful lot like the woman he met.
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I'd like to think that she passed on that low-key cleverness to me, and that it shaped my approach to home cooking, which can generally be summed up as "Looks Impressive" (capital "I"), but requires less effort and time than you'd imagine, with fewer ingredients, too.
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On the one hand, it's a clever idea to have the pair negotiate drug supplies while sparring in Scatter's martial-arts gym; on the other, the cleverness becomes beside the point because Director X can't manage to make both the action and the dialogue work in tandem.
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Keith, contending that the war hero Othello wouldn't need to perform a "minstrel show" for these men, rejects that interpretation in favor of something cooler, but it's part of the cleverness of "American Moor" that Keith is now in exactly the position the director imagines for Othello.
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While it is wholly accurate to represent the moneyed incarnations of the "burner" spirit — whatever that may be — it is outrageously inaccurate to ignore the other, far larger, and long-established population of burners who construct their own objects on a budget, with cleverness, originality, and their own hands.
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Here's how you transform Sherlock from a deeply flawed junkie whose selfishness drives away everyone around him into a mythical superhero whose cleverness ultimately keeps everyone by his side and in his thrall: Make sure that every action every other character takes winds up being about Sherlock himself.
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While there's probably something enlightening to say about its pastiche of dance music, to intellectualize would be to miss the point a bit, because for all "903UL"'s cleverness, it also just absolutely fucks, and is easily the closest humanity got to achieving the power of flight all year.
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The old American ideal of succeeding through cleverness, virtue and grit is absent, as is the notion of ordinary folk banding together to overcome a threat — think of "It's a Wonderful Life" or the original "The Magnificent Seven" or any of a dozen World War II-era films.
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Depending on where you stand in the ongoing debate around spoiler culture, how invested you are in The Rise of Skywalker, and whether you can recognize the cleverness behind Burger King's ad campaign no matter how dastardly it may be, this is either a completely genius idea or something from the pits of hell.
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Meanwhile, the other side will say the cheaper, more-numerous alternative is going to be obsolete before it ever hits the field, places our men and women in uniform at unacceptable risk to whatever cleverness the bad guys are fielding, and is generally a matter of being stingy to the point of homicidal negligence.
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For the most part, the artist's cleverness prevails, so that even if you don't know the specific situation that spurred a drawing — of, say, Uncle Sam dropping dollar bills on the word "UN" — the critique — in this case of how the US manages to get its way at the United Nations — still comes through.
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There were plenty of ways to read his remarks—it was standard-issue superstar grouchiness or it was a hint of some deeper issue—but the most tempting was as proof that the Celtics, those well-coached and weirdly assembled league darlings, were finally reaching that part of the calendar when cleverness doesn't work as well.
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True, you have to put up with grown-ups crashing playtime — today's parents can often be spotted in sandboxes, solemnly instructing their offspring to scoop and dump sand — but on the plus side, the books currently being made for the preschool (and pre-preschool) crowd are setting a new standard for delightfulness, cleverness and flat-out fun.
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I think having an exhibition not based on the newness of a technology or the cleverness of a custom software but on a more thoughtful consideration of visual aesthetics with saturated and matured technologies, brings together pieces that think about their aesthetics rather than the groundbreaking aspect of a certain technology and creates a less hasty tone.
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The way this show enacts that frustration, though, often lapses into tediousness, closer to the worst goopy grandeur of "Dawson's Creek" than the energetic cleverness of "The O.C." Part of that is the strenuously precocious, self-consciously pretentious dialogue — in and of itself not a vice, and certainly accurate for the kind of teens these teens are.
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" The first novel-length portrait of Roth's indelible alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman, is "one of Philip Roth's best short fictions," exhibiting bursts of "exceptional virtuosity," wrote our reviewer, Robert Towers, adding that the "rich promise of its style and inventiveness is in part betrayed by miscalculations of tone and structure, by a cleverness that sometimes bites its own tail.
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" The Ghost Writer, 234 The first novel-length portrait of Roth's indelible alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman, is "one of Philip Roth's best short fictions," exhibiting bursts of "exceptional virtuosity," wrote our reviewer, Robert Towers, adding that the "rich promise of its style and inventiveness is in part betrayed by miscalculations of tone and structure, by a cleverness that sometimes bites its own tail.
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Just as hip-hop is about using one's innate skills––think a rapper drawing upon their cleverness or unique flow; a producer flipping a sample or using a laptop to program a beat big enough to fill a stadium––kung fu movies are ultimately stories of people who rely on their minds and bodies for the focus and ability to do what others can't.
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There are occasional sparks of cleverness — one scene in which she and Maya Rudolph get to play off each other for a bit while breaking into an apartment has the feel of a buddy comedy we'd actually want to watch — but she's a definite accessory to her not-at-all-funny puppet partner Philips, and the movie feels off-kilter as a result, like it got edited wrong.
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I hasten to add, though, that I don't believe it's easy, possible or sensible to divide the world into good schools and bad schools, because the education a student gets has every bit as much to do with the control he or she seizes over it, the experiences he or she demands, the thoroughness and cleverness with which he or she surveys the landscape of that school and figures out how to till it to the best of his or her advantage.
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And I am painfully aware that the male Fox commentariat nurtures its sickly obsession with Ms. Ocasio-Cortez partly because they resent her cleverness, charisma and moral vitality, but mostly because they suspect that in high school she was one of those girls they had no hope of getting a date with (though, really, she comes across as someone who could look past a face of even the purest suet if she thought she glimpsed a healthy soul behind it).
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As Hannah Arendt famously put it, when this happens, nothing can be believed anymore: One could make people believe the most fantastic statements one day, and trust that if the next day they were given irrefutable proof of their falsehood, they would take refuge in cynicism; instead of deserting the leaders who had lied to them, they would protest that they had known all along that the statement was a lie and would admire the leaders for their superior tactical cleverness.
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In describing how he set up a critical meeting with Michael Flynn, former national security adviser to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, the audience was audibly thrilled by his cleverness in keeping Flynn unrepresented by legal counsel and unaware of the true nature of the meeting.
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