Sentence examples for far more intelligent from inspiring English sources

I'm almost 100% positive that we're not alone and there's an advanced intelligence out there that's far more intelligent than us," he says.

"And the dialogue on 'Downton Abbey' is far more intelligent".

Alden's staging is far more intelligent, disturbing and nonspecific.

In local public opinion, the father is rumored to be far more intelligent than his son.

Art soon grew far more intelligent than expected, though, drifting into possible real consciousness.

So he thought he was also far more intelligent than Mr Goebbels.

Then, there is the journalism, which he began when, in 1898, mostly for money, he succeeded Shaw as the drama critic of Frank Harris's Saturday Review — a body of writing far more functional, intelligent, impatient, and, often, ill-mannered than his reputation might suggest, the outstanding instance of the form between Shaw and Tynan.

The story of the United States in 2003 would be far more poignant, intelligent, provocative and humanly useful if the writer told the story of the young migrant worker, or the dockworker, or the housewife, or any number of people whose stories are traditionally hijacked and relegated.

It's extremely heartening that our culture is becoming far more emotionally intelligent and shows like Jessica Jones are proof.

The Conference of Presidents thought it far more sensible, intelligent and politically expedient to do this on 29 May in Brussels.

"Spartacus" is by far the more intelligent and satisfactory film.