Sentence examples for genuinely intelligent from inspiring English sources

I believe I've got some genuinely intelligent fans.

The most frustrating thing is that objectification creates hurdles for genuinely intelligent and engaging writing.

But the winners aren't genuinely intelligent; instead, they tend to be more like parlor tricks, and they're almost inherently deceitful.

Some critics of symbolic AI believe that the frame problem is largely unsolvable and so maintain that the symbolic approach will never yield genuinely intelligent systems.

If that were all there was to the book it would be a kind of infinitely superior Dan Brown romp, elevated by its genuinely intelligent philosophical core.

It is a genuinely intelligent and serious paper, one which students can respect, and which I have heard a student call the most impartial and unbiased paper he knows.

Anyway, here are some questions to leave you with: if the game is genuinely for intelligent people, why does it keep finding houseroom for the likes of Freddy Shepherd and Peter Ridsdale; pay fortunes to people who aren't worth it; and why has it taken so long for Sven-Göran Eriksson to notice that Joe Cole is a proper player?

Either they were genuinely nice, intelligent people who lacked enough chutzpah to make much headway with the publishers or they were deceptive people of little conscience, all but bereft of literary judgment.

It might be less frightening if computers were genuinely alien and intelligent, much as HG Wells imagined the Martians – "Minds that are to our minds as ours are to those of the beasts that perish, intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic" – but even the most powerful networks are less human than Wells's monstrous Martians.

He is a genuinely likable and intelligent guy who's seen a lot over the last 14 years.

It is a genuinely engrossing, amusing and intelligent novel.