Sentence examples for intelligent exercises from inspiring English sources

"She's intelligent, exercises excellent judgment and has a keen insight into things–something that a lot of men don't possess," McPherson says.

"Observatory Mansions" is without doubt an intelligent exercise; one wonders what the author could do with actual characters.

She is the owner of Intelligent Exercise, a New York company that provides fitness training for senior citizens and the chronically ill.

Intelligent exercise of our appellate powers compels us to ask for the elimination of the obscurities and ambiguities from the opinions in such cases".

Seldom does pure dialogue leave such a scathing impression as in this strikingly intelligent exercise, which throbs with sexual tension — headed by a character who has known three of the play's other four inhabitants biblically.

So, in our opinion, it is an intelligent exercise, and the kind of thing which should be done more often at European level.

First of all, because in their view this intelligent exercise is taking place in an excessively intergovernmental context and the High Level Working Group responsible for drawing up the plans is made up of Commission representatives and also - I shudder in relating - national civil servants.

Mr. Soares said if he wins in the November against Roger Cusick, the Republican candidate, he would provide more access to treatment and "exercise intelligent use of prosecutorial discretion".

This paper suggested the RPS generation and exercises supporting functions by an intelligent tutoring system for high school chemistry named Intelligent Practice Supporting System (IPSS).

Training was completed within working hours and consisted of specific exercise training for the neck and shoulder muscles based on the principles of "Intelligent Physical Exercise Training".

The concept of "intelligent physical exercise training" is to balance the individual physiological capacity relatively to occupational exposure, tailor the exercise to individual capacities and disorders, allow for flexibility and personal preferences of the participant, and to be as cost effective for the company as possible.