Sentence examples for intelligent to understand from inspiring English sources

An escorting officer's impression was that "he is an intellectual 'crackpot' who imagined that he could correct all the economic ills of the world and who resented the fact that ordinary mortals were not sufficiently intelligent to understand his aims and motives".

"I think, and hope, that he's intelligent enough to understand what has been implied here," Mr. Bernard said.

"There are things to learn from both and the viewers are intelligent enough to understand this difference.

Democrats and Republicans alike do not think that their constituents are interested or intelligent enought to understand the situation.

"But she is intelligent enough to understand that it's a role you don't get every day," he said.

And then my older cat told my younger cat, "BE QUIET, ALREADY," and suggested that he not watch the show until he is intelligent enough to understand it.

"People are intelligent enough to understand a design that doesn't try too hard to be funny or come on too strong".

Both sides want to make sure that jurors are intelligent enough to understand sophisticated arguments, said Daniel J. Kramer, a partner at Schulte, Roth & Zabel in Manhattan.

It is plainly a work in progress and Guardiola will have to hope his players are intelligent enough to understand what he wants because, if so, it feels as if a slick, sophisticated operation is being put in place.

PCs would be intelligent enough to understand the instructions and act accordingly.

Ascher said that Raindrop doesn't really aim to replace your Gmail account but add to it with an intelligent way to understand your communications.