Sentence examples for apparently smart from inspiring English sources
She is apparently smart, deft and friendly.
What a painful situation an irresponsible president has created for an apparently smart and decent woman and for the people of the United States.
The collection focused on classic looks, like tweedy jackets, turtleneck sweaters (often under shirts or matching V-neck sweaters) and this season's apparently smart shoe, the tasseled loafer.
What I finally determined was that apparently smart humans were messing with the natural predilections of animals, and blaming them for adapting to those changes.
To hear apparently smart, well-educated Columbia House employees debating minutiae like "Is it 'Lemonheads' or 'the Lemonheads'?" and then to realize that one's own job is equally unimportant and uncreative -- well, it's enough to make a person quit and go to film school, which is what Mr. Wilcha did.
Sadly, YouTube is apparently smart enough to know that the Colbert Report is something they shouldn't allow you to embed, so I'll have to link to it — here.
Some people, apparently smarter and/or less scrupulous than I am, have been known to take advantage of foreknowledge about them, thus distorting the result.
He was apparently smarter than every football coach he had ever watched, but he lacked the foresight to see why you might not want to leave your shoes in the path that leads from the bed to the bathroom.
"These hobbits – hominids - appear to have survived when modern humans were all over the Earth at this time," Baab said, referring to the evolutionary dating that places the population on the planet at the same time as taller, stronger - and apparently smarter - modern humans.
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Japanese journalists are, apparently, smarter than your average American journalist, and can handle the concept of measuring things, and numbers.
