1.   But he was a clever man, this burglar, and two prizes presented themselves for him today.

2.   The abbot was a clever man.

3.   Waiters made him feel a fool, this clever man.

4.   The film centres on a clever young man who Marries out of his working-class background.

5.   The conference would become a rally before which John Major must perform, reading from a thirty-minute script cobbled together by a squad of clever young men.

6.   Now Mr Kronquist may be a very clever man, but he is not permitted, either, to suspend the physical laws of the Universe.

7.   He was a very clever young man.

8.   Gerry Adams is a very clever man.

9.   If this was a conscious attempt to display concentrated art against a background of wandering irrelevance, he is indeed a clever young man.

10.   This seemed perfectly logical to many clever men and women.