Sentence examples for both smart enough to from inspiring English sources
We certainly didn't agree about politics, but then we were both smart enough to recognize that we weren't supposed to.
In my review last year of Sandler's "Grown Ups 2" I compared Sandler to Tyler Perry for the seeming cynical undertones in their work, as if they were both smart enough to know better, savvy enough to do it anyway, lazy enough not to care.
They're both certainly smart enough to pull it off.
Both are smart enough to keep it going as long as they can.
The bullish case, well put by Lee Cooperman of Omega Advisors, a hedge fund that owned Tyco before the fall and has bought more at lower prices, is that the new management of Tyco is both honest and smart enough to have not walked into a complete disaster.
A few things slowly become apparent as "True Detective" effectively mines the mystery of the detectives' past: Hart and Cohle's lives have changed in awful ways in that 17-year interim, their strong need to give their pasts a cohesive narrative can't be trusted, and both men are smart enough to guess that there's probably a terrible reason for the sudden interest in the old case.
Both are smart enough to recognise their similarities.
They are both lawyers who were smart enough to escape modest surroundings – Lammy's lovely voice took him to choir school, Umunna seems to have family connections – into private education and on the path to success.
It's a wonderful line, hinting simultaneously at everyday hopelessness and at a possible grab for immortality, and Soderbergh is smart enough to give both tendencies room.
