Sentence examples for far from intelligent from inspiring English sources

She chose sperm quality because it is both easily measured and about as far from intelligent choice as it is possible to imagine and because the relevant data had already been collected.Her retrospective "volunteers" were former American soldiers enrolled in what was known as the Vietnam Experience Study.

Maugham was sent from Paris, where his father had been an honorary legal adviser to the British Embassy, to an unsympathetic English uncle, "a very narrow-minded and far from intelligent cleric... severe, pedantic and bigoted," according to one of the novelist's elder brothers.

The book also contains many swipes at the current political situation in the US - including references to "phony Florida elections", "secret American torture camps" and "a far-from-intelligent president".

We are far from thinking we are the only planet among trillions of stars to support intelligent life.

Far from being pandemonium, "intelligent" vehicles running on an intelligent road network have the potential to smoothly synchronise traffic, eliminating gridlock and accidents forever.       .

For ages I've suspected that contemporary marketing companies and advertisers were far from the super-intelligent Geppettos you see in Mad Men.

We MUST have had some help from above, from entities far more intelligent and evolved than we.

Far from "creepy," he was intelligent, thoughtful, compassionate and a real humanitarian.

Her central claim is that emotions like love and grief, far from irrational distractions, are "intelligent responses to the perception of value".

Far from being tough and intelligent, the government has proved weak and foolish in its attitude to the police – be it at the gates of Downing Street or inside Number 10".

I'm not saying they're dispositive, far from that, but an intelligent person, being objective, would have to say there's an issue.