Sentence examples for bit intelligent from inspiring English sources
Jimmy explained, "I can sound a little bit intelligent, or what you would call 'white,' on the phone.
Bout said, "It's a job that's a bit political, a bit commercial, and a bit intelligent, you know?" If they didn't proceed carefully, they were going to "create a scandal".
"You're going to have to be a bit more intelligent about your energy consumption," he said.
Television offered the occasional bit of intelligent casting, including the grasping would-be lover in The Heiress (1961).
It then repeats the process on the survivors until something useful emerges though, unlike natural evolution, there is a bit of intelligent design in the process, too.
He was friendly, every bit as intelligent as you expected, and informed and experienced in many subjects – but disinclined to talk about movies.
Some deserve to be there, but with a little bit of intelligent care, others could have rich, full lives as houseplants.
Maybe there are ways to mitigate some of this stuff by being a little bit more intelligent about how you open things up to the broader internet".
He's sometimes seemed a bit too intelligent for his own good but he just loved it out there and was using all his brains in the right way.
But they also want to enjoy the benefits of a little cheating, especially if it reinforces their belief that they are a bit more intelligent or popular than they really are.
