Sentence examples for intelligent to think from inspiring English sources

So when I kept getting calls, at first I would mess with people: 'You're too intelligent to think I really believe that crap, aren't you?

You'd have to be pretty dim (and David is clearly intelligent) to think it's ok to show up on someone's doorstep and immediately turn your nose up at their food and insist on being left alone without even the formality of visiting and getting to know -- even for a few minutes -- this person who has agreed to open their home to you.

We are deemed intelligent enough to think independently.

Most people are hopefully intelligent enough to think beyond knee-jerk reactions in this way.

The truth is that Silicon Valley is permeated by a thick "bro culture" that pushes even the most intelligent women to think and act like frat boys in order to be accepted by the herd.

This understanding of intelligence was the basis of what came to be known as the Turing test, which proposed that, if a computer could answer questions posed by a remote human interrogator in such a way that the interrogator could not distinguish the computer's answers from those of a human subject, then the computer could be said to be intelligent and to think.

The evolution of mammals intelligent enough to think ethically and develop a scientific understanding of our universe offers the only hope that one day things may be better.

What are intelligent people supposed to think?" Shaking her head in sorrowful disgust, Ms. James recalled her response to Thursday's report that the obstruction-of-justice convictions for Thomas Bruder and Thomas Wiese had been overturned, and that the conviction of Mr. Schwarz had been thrown out.

"There was a time when intelligent people used literature to think," wrote Amy Bellette in a letter in Philip Roth's 2007 novel Exit Ghost.

"Midfielders are intelligent players who have to think about the team as a whole: they're selfless players who understand the game better than anyone," Guardiola once said.

Addressing one of several questions about the existence of alien life, Tyson, who is director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York, said it was a mistake to think intelligent life would look like or interact in a similar way as humans.