Sentence examples similar to intelligent act from inspiring English sources

Most of the clergy, the article said, proved "far too intelligent to act against the Shah's-people's revolution," so at that point the opponents had decided to "recruit someone from the clergy who would be adventurous".

This will help you seem more intelligent and act more professional in your classroom or at work.

And Christopher Nolan's Inception, which took blockbuster money – $825m – offered a new blueprint, completely against the run of cultural history, for a popular hit: intelligent, ambiguous, acted by human beings, not based on an existing property.

Or, at a higher level, take Allen Coulter's sombre "Hollywoodland," the intelligent, brilliantly acted (particularly by Diane Lane and Bob Hoskins and Ben Affleck), yet unbelievably dull story of how the fifties television Superman, George Reeves, killed himself or was killed in a very minor Hollywood scandal.

This is an intelligent, persuasively acted, superbly photographed film, with a subtle score by David Shire, who was chosen because Fincher admired his work on The Conversation and All the President's Men.

Brenda Fricker, who also won an Oscar, and Ray McAnally play Christy's parents; Ruth McCabe is the young woman he falls in love with and eventually marries; and Fiona Shaw is the doctor who largely facilitates his education in what Vincent Canby, writing in The New York Times, called "an intelligent, beautifully acted adaptation" of Mr. Brown's first book, directed by Jim Sheridan.

The bitterness and rage of Ireland's civil war following the formation of the 1922 Irish Free State are revisited by Ken Loach and his screenwriter Paul Laverty; the result is an intelligent, powerfully acted, handsomely photographed film, summoning up the period with limited resources.

New-generation intelligent manufacturing acts as the core driving force of the new industrial revolution and will continue to be the main pathway for the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry in the decades to come.

And there are six values: members first; relationships matter; be open, honest and constructive; demand excellence; take intelligent risks; and act like an owner.

http://t.co/yjpSzpWdi8 More: http://t.co/R3GwFfQoq2 Asked about fellow whistleblower Edward Snowden, the former US NSA contractor who disclosed thousands of classified documents, Assange said he had carried out an "intelligent and heroic act".

And thereby you'd make more intelligent decisions and act on that.