Sentence examples for intelligent suggesting from inspiring English sources

A small portion of people report that they cannot be attracted to another person unless they are intelligent, suggesting that IQ may take on a potential fetish quality for sapiosexuals.

In her national plan for education, she retains class distinctions (with an exception for the intelligent), suggesting that: "After the age of nine, girls and boys, intended for domestic employments, or mechanical trades, ought to be removed to other schools, and receive instruction, in some measure appropriated to the destination of each individual.

Olivia Williams, extremely delicate and intelligent, suggests evasiveness without flagging up artificiality.

This line of reasoning suggests humans really are the only intelligent life in this particular galaxy.In this section Robochef gets cooking Thin harvest The unfairer sex?

Are the proponents of intelligent design suggesting that they are willing to have the scientific method become the standard by which not just intelligent design but all aspects of their faith and belief are confirmed or refuted?

"Freakonomics" is bound to dampen the spirits of any intelligent reader, suggesting an airport-ready, dumbed-down romp the back cover would inevitably call it a romp through the bogus theories of some semi-literate phoney economist.

However, while Jim comes across as professional and intelligent (by suggesting that corporate offer a temporary price reduction to returning clients), Dwight embarrasses Charles with outlandish suggestions, such as unleashing a hive of bees.

Are we, as intelligent adults, really suggesting that other less intelligent adults who have until now never so much as considered the idea of molesting a child are going to download a copy of 'the Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: a Child-lover's Code of Conduct' and think to themselves "by golly, this pedophile stuff sounds like fun – I think I'll give it a try?".

But research conducted by Halifax subsidiary Intelligent Finance suggests that the traditional Big Four are not up to speed yet.

Intelligent guesses suggest there may also be a couple of hundred al-Qaeda Arabs hiding along the border, but in difficult mountainous terrain the soldiers seem unable to find them.

The focus of this article is to review molecular imprinting within hydrogels and discuss recent efforts on analyte-responsive intelligent gels, specifically suggesting the possibility of utilizing molecular imprinting strategies to impart analyte specificity and responsiveness within these systems.