Sentence examples for intelligent impressions from inspiring English sources

Similarly, knowledge of the common complications that follow Y treatment and their pathogenesis would empower the radiologist in generating more informed and intelligent impressions from their observations.

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For one thing, because science teachers are generally expected to present the best thinking in the field as the current state of knowledge, without pointing out each and every dissenting view, even well-intentioned teachers trying to paint a balanced picture may end up leaving students with the impression that intelligent design is in fact true.

Asthmatic, sensitive, intelligent, he left a deep impression on everyone.

"I like to be intelligent, or rather give the impression of being intelligent.

He's an intelligent man, and gives the impression that, illness apart, he's missed his chances, made some big mistakes and ended up in the wrong company.

One of the most effective arguments used by proponents of creationism or intelligent design to create the impression that the scientific consensus on evolution has shaky foundations is that evolution is "just a theory".

When he initiated the discussion at the top of his remarks I got the impression that, obviously an intelligent man, he was going to expand on comedy and the need for offensiveness, for anarchy.

But if those who got to see Mr. Nixon formed an impression that he was intelligent, experienced, but untrustworthy, how many of us today think they got it wrong?

It gives an impression that you are intelligent.

The impression left by this considerable, intelligent film is that of homework done well.