Sentence examples for intelligent critical from inspiring English sources

Along with Birns's compact, intelligent critical survey, we now have the first full-length biography.

Proper hard, intelligent, critical news has to fight ever harder for people's attention.

His literary gift has often been remarked upon, his intelligent, critical mind; he speaks, and writes, a most beautiful and graceful English.

Don't you agree that Kultureflash's unique, sparky and intelligent critical writing, coupled with its smart selection of events, makes its appearance in your inbox an event in itself?

For her first solo show at the Andrea Rosen Gallery, Ms. Meckseper proposes something a little more muted, turning her intelligent, critical eye on art and design motifs pioneered during the Weimar Republic, and the political underpinnings therein.

The London films — "Match Point," "Scoop," "Cassandra's Dream," and "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger" — taking their tone from that city's gray light, are intelligent, critical, and cold, even bitter.

I spoke with a highly intelligent, critical-thinking, young drug-policy reformer about antidepressants, which she swears by.

As a responsible political party, we ask the people to be intelligent and critical.

With Aristegui's dismissal, one of Mexico's most intelligent and critical journalists has been silenced.

When Gellhorn conducted, there was never any doubt who was in charge, but off the podium he exhibited charm, bonhomie, a wide knowledge of literature and the other arts, and an intelligent and critical interest in politics and social affairs.

Here at last among the plethora of predictable books on the anniversary of the great war is an intelligent and critical assessment of what the war has come to mean for Britain over the century that separates us from its outbreak.