Sentence examples for intelligent though from inspiring English sources

Serious, restrained and intelligent, though never very exciting, he was one of Hollywood's most enduring stars.

Nightingale knows all this, and her commentary was intelligent, though, as always, she had a tendency to throw her lines away.

With such strong opposition to the UK primate pet trade, it is hoped that a ban can soon be drafted and introduced to protect the needs and welfare of these highly intelligent, though difficult to keep, wild animals.

Mr. Barenboim, conducting the Staatskapelle Berlin, leads a musically solid, perfectly intelligent though typically ponderous performance.

Nor is she particularly intelligent, though she does work in "I.T., sort of" and has a sharp eye for designer dresses and shoes.

But they do engage with their environments and with one another in ways that are incredibly sophisticated, plastic and responsive — in a word, intelligent, though not perhaps conscious.

Nick Freeman, a lawyer known as "Mr Loophole" for getting clients – including several celebrities – acquitted of motoring offences, told the Observer: "We are inundated with 35- to 45-year-old businesswomen, intelligent, professional, though often suffering from depression, drink-driving.

Seemingly artificial signals could come from super-intelligent (though not necessarily conscious) computers, created by a race of alien beings that had already died.

He was an intelligent man, though he employed his intelligence in moderation.

Strathairn is an attractive, intelligent actor; sometimes, though, I want to pinch him to make him jump, and energize him.

Many of these gang leaders are highly intelligent and, though self-educated, extremely well read.