Sentence examples for far more smart from inspiring English sources
"Finding ways to connect with people and institutions possessing new knowledge becomes increasingly important," says Hagel. "Since there are far more smart people outside any one organization than inside".
Visitors have often been astonished to find far more than smart yachts, suntans and old villages pressed into fields of lavender.
In an effort to change the face of the Islamic world, he said, "scholarships will be far more important than smart bombs".
This strained, often crass comedy traffics in broadness and inconsistency far more than anything smart, clever or dimensional.
If we redefine our feminism in this way, we will immediately become far more relevant, far smarter and far more powerful.
Prototype was released around the same time as inFamous for the PS3, and I was one of the few people who considered Prototype superior because, although it wasn't nearly as polished, it was far, far more nuanced, way smarter, and more interesting and ambitious.
Far more cheering were two smart Stephen Sondheim revivals in "Sweeney Todd" and "Merrily We Roll Along," the latter exceptionally well sung under the watchful eye of first-time director, Maria Friedman.
"Angus... began wondering whether the men invented veiling because the women were so resilient, beautiful and smart, far more lively than the generally lumpish men," he writes.
They are far more advanced and far smarter about it, so I think it's something we all can learn from and it's urgent that we do.
Prosumer drones can be given the sensing capability of craft far larger and far more expensive, making them smarter and safer to operate.
