Sentence examples for be intelligent in from inspiring English sources

"At center, you have to be intelligent in this offense," he said.

"I try to be intelligent in the way I approach speaking about sex.

"We have to be intelligent in everything we do," Mr. Marsalis said.

So we have to be intelligent in the way we go about it.

(As the great acting teacher Stella Adler noted: "You don't have to be intelligent in Shakespeare. He's a giant, so he carries you — if you speak ever so precisely and have lots of good teeth").

The more genuine argument to be had concerns the writer's "moral obligation to be intelligent" — in John Erskine's immortal coinage — and, by extension, the moral obligation to write well, to choose self-assertion over mere self-expression, to raise words above the enervated ruck and make the world anew.

None of these systems are intelligent in the way we understand intelligence: namely the ability to make sense of the world, act accordingly, and predict the effect of our actions.

The AI systems in commercial use today are what futurist Ray Kurzweil calls "narrow AI" systems, which are intelligent in particular domains but lack human-level breadth of intelligence.

Mr. Saillard has been intelligent in his choices for this renovated but still relatively small museum.

He doesn't communicate particularly well, but he's intelligent in the game.

"A little bit of fear and anxiety is intelligent in a dangerous world.