Sentence examples for deemed intelligent from inspiring English sources

We are deemed intelligent enough to think independently.

In the "Turing test", a computer is deemed intelligent when a human judge cannot reliably tell which of his two unseen interlocutors is a computer and which is another human being.

He was a day boy at Epsom College, which he left early - not deemed intelligent enough to continue education - and was directed towards that dependable middle-class career, engineering.

If a woman speaks her mind she is considered angry, whereas a man is deemed intelligent and forthright.

The crew members sought to venture into elements that seemed complicated, as their children viewers were deemed intelligent enough to understand such elements.

There was a time when we didn't have the right to vote and weren't deemed intelligent enough to sit on juries.

"When I was at school myself,, there was this situation where black children were not deemed as intelligent or deemed to be able to go on to do anything of any real purpose," he said.

Rolle was so smart he was deemed too intelligent for the NFL, or at least too focused on issues other than covering wide receivers.

Repeated studies in the modern era have shown that people unconsciously ascribe positive qualities to the tall: in addition to being deemed more intelligent, tall people are automatically considered more likable, more dependable and more commanding.

McQueen, who directed the Oscar-winning film 12 Years a Slave, told the BBC's Newsround: "When I was at school myself there was this situation where black children were not deemed as intelligent or deemed to be able to go on to do anything of any real purpose.

After settling on a slogan they deemed sufficiently intelligent and concise (the French abbreviation for voluntary termination of pregnancy and the word "priority"), Neda showed us the rest of her costume, which consisted of white underwear painted red at the crotch.