Meanings of more cleverness in English

No man ever made use of opportunity with more cleverness.

You have more cleverness than any man of your years in my acquaintance at the bar.

He had also proved himself to be endowed with far more cleverness than Lecoq had supposed.

Then the same who had spoken before, remarked with a sardonic laugh, "His adversary showed more cleverness."

Last year's exchangeable bond, convertible into part of Temasek's 18 percent stake in Standard Chartered, reflected more cleverness than necessity.

Wells, are always calling out for more cleverness in our methods, for new and effective tricks, so that we may win the War.

Ingred showed far more cleverness in sewing than her sister; her natty fingers could contrive pretty things already in the shape of collars and blouses.

"You give him credit for more cleverness than he possesses."

"His adversary showed more cleverness."

"There is more cleverness in thee, Master Stefano, than I had thought; though thy readiness with the felucca is no secret."