Sentence examples for intelligent thinking from inspiring English sources

Stereotypes are the antithesis of intelligent thinking about identity.

"It is disgusting the way that this can still happen in today's world, when society has achieved so much with technology, communication and intelligent thinking," he opines.

"It would create upheaval, really chaos at a time when the county needs stability and methodical, intelligent thinking," said Judith A. Jacobs of Woodbury, the legislature's presiding Democrat.

The growing danger of war is due mainly to lack of intelligent thinking about the problems involved, to a mental lethargy which refuses to face the full facts and to our tendency to desire two mutually inconsistent things.

A number of different people play the roles of interrogator and foil, and, if a sufficient proportion of the interrogators are unable to distinguish the computer from the human being, then (according to proponents of Turing's test) the computer is considered an intelligent, thinking entity.

It's time to shift the governance debate from procedures and legal checklists to intelligent thinking about people and their character.

Violana is an intelligent, fast-thinking and productive person.

So why doesn't this creative, intelligent, forward-thinking attitude translate into organising good conferences?

Kennedy — young, handsome, intelligent, forward-thinking — was a hero in my house as I was growing up in the early 1960s.

So is Clooney really one of the few suave, intelligent, independent-thinking men in Hollywood that can take on this most revered of reputations?

It is not the first time alcohol and art have been inextricably bound - we have the Rothschilds to thank for that and their wine labels painted by the likes of Picasso, Freud and Bacon - but the Beck's concept was an exciting indicator in the early 90s of the possibilities of collaboration in the hands of intelligent, far-thinking corporate companies.