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61, Wu Chengdian's photography cleverly deconstructs these symbolic structures by refusing to grant them a totalizing presence that transcends discrete perspective.

62, Love has been a very cleverly embedded seed that has grown throughout the mixed-up universes — bringing it into each of the Olivias' lives in an unexpected way.

63, 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.

64, They have cleverly adapted a particle accelerator, a van de Graaf accelerator, to accelerate small dust particles.

65, "Balenciaga"clothing clever use of human visual illusion, that belt strategically lower, or more than it referred to the ribs, and even among the cleverly hidden in tights, clothing look more perfect.

66, Both are ambitious, classicist, cleverly arranged, lyrically high-concept, dense with possible meaning-- and, yes, a little strange.

67, Seam cleverly uses bijection to allow data to flow in and out of each page of a "Web conversation" in a new, declarative manner.

68, It has been described as work that "relies on geometry and symmetry, fusing curvilinear shapes into pixilated, cleverly impressionistic jigsaw puzzles ".

69, According to textbook content, in the activities of mining and cleverly designed moral education, if not the right entry point, do not far-fetched.

70, Instead, a rabbit and a stoat are cleverly using an underground network of drains to make it to the other side.

71, From the haversack to the coffee to the coach and the economy class, he has cleverly used all of the photo opportunities available to him.

72, A handkerchief, cleverly knotted about them, prevented their falling out.sentencedict.com

73, For example, Windmill and his team discovered that the yellow underwing "moth cleverly tunes its ear to enhance its detection of bats."

74, All jests aside, we're in big trouble. A witticism is a witty, usually cleverly phrased remark.

75, And, unfortunately, hackers have become extremely sophisticated, preying on unsuspecting users with attacks that are both cleverly technical and diabolically social in nature.

76, "No, no, Robert," said the old fool. "The rascals knew that yesterday was my rent-day: they thought to have me cleverly.

77, They cleverly hid small lumps of gold in their furnaces.

78, Even in Roxy Music's heyday Mr Ferry was cleverly carving out a solo niche for himself.

79, He dodged cleverly when I threw my shoe at him.

80, The actor's baldness was cleverly concealed by a very natural-looking toupee.

81, 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.

82, As the archetypal ice queen in Double Indemnity, she's got a faint whiff of the dominatrix about her – cleverly disguised under that angelic 'do.

83, 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.

84, We use idioms to express anything which other phrases do not express as clearly or as cleverly.

85, Bonasera began his request obliquely and cleverly. "You must excuse my daughter, your wife's goddaughter,[sentencedict.com] for not doing your family the respect of coming today."

86, Probably some standard Unix shell tools like awk, sed, or tr could be used cleverly to get the precise output desired.

87, Now , the apple had been so cleverly made that only rose - cheeked side contained the poison.

88, The pressure assist tank make use of service pipe net self's pressure cleverly, to compress the air accumulated in the tank , formatting gigantic potential energy.

89, Without our being aware of it, the mind is cleverly influenced to be more and more acceptant of what is seen and heard.

90, 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.