Sentence examples for everyone smart from inspiring English sources

Palin sells ignorance-as-patrotism by calling out "elites" (e.g. anyone, pretty much everyone smart enough to see her as the Empress with No Clothes), and cashes in on her 15 months of fame by fanning the flames of fear-fed faux-patriotism with an audience who are genuinely scared for a whole lot of different reasons and looking for someone to blame.

Digital data that breaks down a complex process like baseball or medicine makes everyone smarter, but without question, the greatest advantage is conferred to those who are knowledgeable in the area, providing they are willing to learn new skills.

The Internet has made everyone smarter, however, if everyone is smarter, this does no one any good; it's the amount of information you have relative to others that allows you to win.

Texas, the birthplace of high-stakes testing, rejected Common Core in favor of its own $468-million 468-millionin making experimentmarter winh standardized tests.

Taking this approach your leaders can and must hone their ability to be "multipliers" who "access and channel the intelligence, talent, and creativity of the people around them" making "everyone smarter" according to Liz Wiseman and Greg McKeown.

But in graduate school, everyone was smart.

In the N.F.L., just about everyone is smart.

"The good news is, everyone is smart," he said.

Having to walk on your toes all the time because literally everyone is smart.

Mutombo made everyone look smart, winning the league's defensive player of the year award for the fourth time.

Everyone was smart and curious, and they had a lot in common: They had gone to similar colleges and had worked at analogous firms.