Sentence examples for intelligent human being from inspiring English sources

There he was a prickly, intelligent human being.

That, it seems to me, is the attitude of even the most intelligent human being toward God.

Then you look back at his life and remember that he was the most trusting, caring, creative and intelligent human being you've ever known.

-- Nick Bevis, Chris Egoff, America, U.S.A. (#314, 1992) A variant: Mad turns its readers into losers: I was once a miserable but fairly intelligent human being.

"I think as an intelligent human being you can't be writing about a religious community and not anticipate that there will be some level of controversy or tension," Mar said.

Something like that could keep an intelligent human being laughing for days.

"And all those things combined are interesting, plus he has this brilliant relationship with this girl, Lisbeth Salander, this damaged, hyper-intelligent human being.

Based on this system, and the assumption that Homo sapiens appeared on earth about 200,000 years ago, Dr. Gott calculated that intelligent human beings are 95-percent certain to survive a minimum of 5,128 years more, and a maximum of 7.8 million years more.

"One of the reasons our campaign is doing well is because we are treating the American people as if they are intelligent human beings," added the senator in the lake resort town of Wolfeboro.

The Oxford professor of poetry has previously described difficult poems as "the most democratic because you are doing your audience the honour of supposing they are intelligent human beings", saying that "so much of the popular poetry of today treats people as if they were fools".

He previously said: "Difficult poetry is the most democratic because you are doing your audience the honour of supposing they are intelligent human beings.