Sentence examples for as too smart from inspiring English sources

He has been described as too smart.

Coming off as too smart for his own good is not something Moody is afraid of, and this verve and fearlessness account for much that is bold and thrilling in "Demonology".

He didn't try to come off as too smart.

Otherwise, he might come off as too smart for his own good.

"Some of them [said] that you can't come across as too smart.

A typical teenager – so emotionally needy, she's craving attention from the devil – Madison frets about being too fat and too smart as well as too dead as she supplies a constant stream of wisecracks about the afterlife.

Those instincts for the absurd bring on moments of amusing fantasy that hearken as far back as TV's too smart for the room "The Ben Stiller Show" of the early 1990s.

Mr. Morris, a theater critic for LA Weekly as well as a playwright, is too smart to write a strictly conventional play.

Lochhead frames much of this from the female point of view: Sarah Miele's ingenue, Molly Innes's servant and Nicola Roy's apologetic feminist all find their voices alongside Redmond as a woman too smart to be defeated by circumstance.

We say, "She's as sharp as a tack," or "You're not too smart, are you?

He could bully us on court as much as he liked, but he was too smart not to realise what this made him.