Sentence examples for intelligent and clever from inspiring English sources

He told BBC One's The Andrew Marr Show: "We thought the report was intelligent and clever but at the mild end of what everyone hoped for".

To induce expectations of success, she primed college students with words such as smart, intelligent and clever just before asking them to perform a test.

But before I met Guy, my idea of the perfect man would be someone intelligent and clever enough, but also kind and compassionate enough to stand up to me -- to stand up to me with compassion.

Paul Sagan, president of Akamai, which means "intelligent and clever" in Hawaiian, bet his sales staff members last year that they could not sign up 200 clients by Dec. 31.

We know how strong, intelligent and clever he is, and how he gets the best from his players.

A few years ago I called for a moratorium on research on these animals, arguing that many researchers are extremely intelligent and clever and have dealt with numerous challenging questions.

In changing your perspective of others, you can initiate change in their own self-perception.[1] For example, instead of seeing someone as stupid or incompetent, start calling them intelligent, effective, and clever.

It seems to me that the new generation has grown up with the idea that you are intelligent and more clever than others if you benefit from a bad action or situation.

In my world this means they are deep (anticipating all the features users will need), intelligent (providing new and clever ways to ease pain or increase enjoyment), complete (including adequate support), empowering (allowing people to help themselves), and elegant (blending function and form).

Although Harry Silverstein's staging was intelligent and often quite clever, there was quite a bit of grumbling about David Gockley's adaptation of the libretto.

Recording a verdict of suicide, Mason described the teenager as "intelligent, bright, clever and bubbly".