clever of somebody

So clever of women to go into public life and hold their own.

"It was very clever of the Administration to bring up a nomination who had no record at all."

It was very clever of my husband to get you so promptly.

It was clever of you, father, to turn this place into a studio.

He really was a handsome man, she decided, and clever, too, of the sort who does things in the world!

Clever of you to come to the window and not through the front door.

Very clever of him not to have any meats, she thought.

Quite clever of them to have figured it out, actually.

How clever of you to come in just at the right moment!

I don't think it's particularly clever of me, or anything like that.