Sentence examples for Intellectually smart from inspiring English sources

Quentin Davies is intellectually smart - and self-conscious about it: a rather lethal combination that counts against career success in party politics.

There are many smart people, intellectually smart as well as street smart, who don't have the energy or motivation at times to act smart, but that doesn't mean they're not smart.

Smart, meaning not intellectually smart but inner personally smart.

Because intellectually smart people esteem intelligence so highly, they can find it difficult to risk intellectual failure.

It's good to think through the consequences of your choices, but intellectually smart people sometimes analyze so much that they delay taking any action while creating for themselves a great deal of mental work and anxiety.

Emma: I think that she makes the point that being intellectually smart is way different than doing the "smart" thing when it comes to your love life.

He is clearly intellectually very smart yet simplifying to "software is eating the world" helped him better deliver his message.

For the most part, I have found them to be good economists and teachers, incredibly smart, intellectually honest and curious.

But I think the number of people who I work with I stay focused on keeping them who I think are really good people, really smart, intellectually curious.

Hopefully, the poems are both accessible and smart, intellectually engaging but funny.

But studies have shown smart, intellectually-curious people are the ones most likely to join cults.