Sentence examples for deeply smart from inspiring English sources

"There are smart musicians, but I'm not sure I ever met one who's as widely and deeply smart and articulate as he," Mr. Andersen said.

I liked Dick Costolo, Twitter's witty, deeply smart (and best-dressed) CEO; and was impressed by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's deft handling of questions about business, gender, and politics.

Shows are deeply smart and hilariously obtuse.

Alternatively, 'Red' is an astounding pop album, moving effortlessly through intensely felt and varied emotions in a way that feels both organic, and deeply smart.

The hilarious but also deeply smart Dennis Kelly libretto, who's London-based, and Australian Tim Minchin's score -- which may not include break-out songs but which works like a charm within the show's framework -- is as appropriate a place as any.

At the heart of this smart, deeply researched and elegantly written history is Jasanoff's re-creation of the lives of those who emigrated — rich and poor, white, black and in some cases red.

At the same time being an outsider — super smart, deeply fearful, very gay — he stood at a remove from the culture, far enough to see its harsh, even poisonous underside.

The others include Seth, who has been unable to find work for years for reasons Harper has chosen not to examine too deeply; Sarah Madeleine Martinn), their smart, studious and defiant teenage daughter; and Alison (the always exemplary Mary Beth Peil, Harperr's mother, to whom she hasn't spoken in months.

The first thing I have to tell you about Humpday is that it is, simply, an amazing movie: beautifully acted, beautifully directed, deeply hilarious, and smart, with an emotional punch that I could not have seen coming, and which would be wrecked by giving away too many details.

Apple's easy-to-use, media-friendly gizmo has cut deeply into the smart phone market.

Highly recommended as pacy holiday reading that's also deeply thoughtful and very smart.