Sentence examples for apparently intelligent from inspiring English sources

It shows, if nothing else, why apparently intelligent men and women can lose themselves in the richness of Catholic theology.

The subject is the organised behaviour of ants, termites, starlings, fish and bees that results in complicated, apparently intelligent results without any blueprints or leaders.

As François Furet, a French historian, put it in his book, "The Passing of an Illusion", many apparently intelligent people in France, Britain and even America felt that "The regime founded in October 1917 was good in spite of the disasters following its birth, whereas capitalism was bad in spite of the riches it engendered".Just false consciousness in reverse?

If so, the ability for evolution to learn might explain how it produces such apparently intelligent designs.

Turing was optimistic that computers themselves would soon be able to exhibit apparently intelligent behavior, answering questions posed in English and carrying on conversations.

Since the calculations of these machines involves making statistical correlations within huge caches of data, their reasoning can be unfathomable to the human mind – often these systems provide apparently intelligent answers, but nobody has any idea how they came to their conclusions.

These robots apparently look intelligent, but are they really and truly intelligent?

I've been known to resent this apparently very intelligent and self-protective behavior on his part (cleaning the kitchen very loudly behind him), but why?

The majority therefore apparently sees intelligent design as just repackaged creationism.

Since then, several groups have tried to test fairness in our closer and apparently more intelligent cousins - the great apes.

He was apparently an intelligent, witty and educated man, who could speak Latin, Italian, Spanish and French.