Sentence examples for indeed intelligent from inspiring English sources

That, of course, meant intelligent life and it formed the inspiration for countless science-fiction stories, from H. G. Wells's masterpiece "The War of the Worlds" onwards.The first spacecraft to visit Mars put an end to the idea that there is liquid water or, indeed, intelligent life on the planet (although there is ice at the poles).

Like Europeans (and Americans — indeed, intelligent people in all corners of the globe), the Japanese have figured out that their pay-as- you go state pension system is hopelessly broke and are taking responsibility for retirement financing into their own hands.

Many see these apparent enormous coincidences as substantiating the theistic claim that the universe has been created by a personal God who intends that there be life and indeed intelligent life; they take fine-tuning as offering the material for a properly restrained theistic argument.

And she realized that she was indeed intelligent and that her opinions mattered.

So intelligent".

"She was so intelligent".

He was indeed exceptionally intelligent, prompt to make decisions, and indefatigably hardworking but also insatiably ambitious.

The purposeful collective activity of ants and other social insects does, indeed, look intelligent on the surface.

Will his book convince readers that Shakespeare was indeed as intelligent as a Newton or a Galileo?

But it seems more likely that Cameron, who is indeed an intelligent politician, noticed they were talking nonsense.

Indeed, in intelligent and savage satire, the play makes a pretty good case for bigamy as a lifestyle choice.