Cleverness used in a sentence

Cleverness in a sentence as a noun

And no, I'm not a cleverness junkie. I mean, it's a shell script that's like 8 lines long.

Amazing, the cleverness once required to create things we now take for granted.

But to my surprise he didnt see the cleverness of this at all. In fact he got noticeably haughty about the whole thing.

No public key cleverness is required. My read on you --- and please take this as a compliment --- is that you are a cleverness junkie.

Steel bicycles have a TON of evolved cleverness in them. They are the end result of a fierce evolutionary winnowing.

In a rush to applaud cleverness, Twitter seems to have lept to the conclusion that "clever attack" means "vulnerable target". That's usually a correct assumption, but it isn't in this case.

* do you value simplicity over cleverness? * do you think communication is a chore?

But I think any student of programming in general tends to see the task as a process of communication and not just cleverness. On this subject, I'd recommend Steve McConnell's Code complete.

No offense to the author, who might be reading this, but it's possible to be too proud of your writing history and cleverness. Many people have had English teachers they loved, and any good writer has had a moment where they realized, or were told, to throw out the rules.

I am not sure what is more amazing, the original creation or the cleverness of the person who figured out everything they did. I guess the original creation but wow, now that is a dedicated hobbyist.

It's an accessible cleverness that you can experience pretty directly. I find it fascinating that space cowboy fiction & steampunk exist.

This required subtlety and cleverness. Outright breaking the rules is a shortcut that will often be morally wrong and will also carry practical ramifications that you probably don't want to deal with.

The cleverness of that scheme is that the company could 'tune' the compensation of someone dynamically. I'm guessing Zynga might be wishing they could do something similar for ISO type options.

Classical programmer fallacy: equating cleverness with value. There are plenty of level 3 cheesy little Access and VB apps that any "serious" programmer would laugh that that are level 5 or 9 on your scale.

A little cleverness, plus a little laziness, can make often make the same amount of labor go a lot further, so judging just effort is missing a big part of the picture.

The difference between legitimate jargon and cleverness is contextual. The argument you guys are having arises because some people think of javascript as a dynamic sort of java with lots of weird stuff thrown in, and some people, ragenwald included, think of it as a lisp in a java costume.

My observations is that the company had some very technically brilliant people, but also a lot of people that epitomize the super smart MBA that but nave MBA that can understand high level business models and financial cleverness, but that are terrible business people because they are completely oblivious to the skill that all great business people have and that is empathy for your customer. This is ridiculous.