Sentence examples for Not particularly intelligent from inspiring English sources

Even though an individual bee is not particularly intelligent, the collective intelligence of the group produces impressive results.

Testimonials suggest that Mielke was a model of mediocrity, not particularly intelligent, blessed neither with charm nor charisma.

The American financier, Warren Buffett, famously protested that banks were "being run for their employees… with lucrative paydays that enriched people who are not particularly intelligent and add little value".

Democratic, but not particularly intelligent.

While the casting director of the show was very positive toward him, Carter thought that he was not particularly intelligent.

It isn't particularly intelligent.

TC: It is my understanding that Mad writers aren't particularly intelligent.

Letting people know your food is so tempting it can put your life and the lives of innocent bystanders at risk isn't particularly intelligent or appetizing.

"Cromitie is not a particularly intelligent man, but it defies reason to think that he was unaware" that he was getting involved in terrorism, she wrote.

The individual members of the Commission are, by and large, reasonably intelligent, not particularly politically sophisticated, and honorable New Yorkers.

If Wallace was right, then artificial intelligence didn't need to be particularly intelligent in order to be convincingly lifelike.