Sentence examples for intelligent put from inspiring English sources

Take a person who's pleasing to the eye, intelligent, put together, and when sober, brazenly competent, and confident--but after a few whisky sours, that person turns into a paranoid mess of self-doubt.

Through machine learning and multiple closed feedback loops, Ada continues to grow more intelligent, putting Ada ahead of anyone else in the market".

But could this new generation of intelligent compilers put that dream on the horizon?

But Guevara is too intelligent to put all the blame on the Congolese.

But despite the admirable and intelligent work put into it, both before and after the playwright's death, "The Poor Itch" remains an unachieved play.

But his endless exposure of male inadequacy leaves me with a question: why, in nearly all his plays, do sensitive, intelligent women put up for so long with a succession of gutless jerks?

Martin Mayer's call for a restoration of the "intelligent protections" put in place during the New Deal makes sense not just for the financial industry, but for the troubled electric and telecom sectors as well.

Micklethwait has overseen innovations including the launch of glossy spin-off Intelligent Life, putting audio versions of the magazine on to iTunes and making its archive available online.

People – writers, labels, readers – seem to like her, like that she's trustworthy, that she's grown up at the NME, that her weekends are spent at gigs, that she's friendly, intelligent, brave (putting Simon Cowell on their Christmas cover) and funny (ditto).

McGrath describes several principles that can help you put intelligent failure to work.

A long time ago, God decided to put intelligent creatures on Earth.