cleverness

He is a man with his own will, and much cleverness.

And little enough for cleverness, if you see what I mean.

Cleverness was by far the most important of the three.

He wanted to have all of his cleverness when the time came.

In my great cleverness, I had left him with nothing to lose.

You have all the cleverness which makes a successful man.

But no one ever told me there was cleverness in you.

But Jim could not believe there was any cleverness in himself.

He had not given the boy credit for that much cleverness.

And that 768-bit one, it used all the cleverness these guys could come up with.

I'm sure that you care enough about my father to want to do it right, so any kind of cleverness is out.

In the world his father had put them into, cleverness was far more important than strength.

I think you shall need every bit of your cleverness.

With my money and his cleverness, we could make the house the talk of Paris.

"It is cleverness on the part of those who fear only that others will see."

But there is a great difference between cleverness and intelligence.

Any more cleverness, and you may make me richer than I already am.

You've started to become just a little too impressed with your own cleverness.

"This is not through any cleverness on my part," he said.

So we gave up the cleverness and tried something else."

Perhaps people can't when they believe in their own cleverness.

But the cleverness of the founders did not stop there.

I smiled at his cleverness, and said that it might be close.

I also felt that my own cleverness had been overlooked.

I could really have used a man of your cleverness."