Sentence examples similar to intelligent- from inspiring English sources

As an intelligent 39-year-old woman I know this is completely ridiculous.

This is not to judge disadvantaged students by a different standard; but by the same standard, just through intelligent use of data to drive lower offers rather than merely "flagging" a candidate for closer assessment.

For the first time, there is lively and intelligent debate around this issue, which is at the core of the Middle East's problems.

Inglourious Basterds ultimately proved less than controversial because Tarantino was intelligent enough to eschew shots of Holocaust victims in favour of scenes featuring tough Jewish blokes making mincemeat of a cavalcade of cartoonish Nazi scumbags.

With tuition fees of £9,000 and a possible total university debt of £60,000 for medical students, it's obvious to me that if you're an intelligent, prospective student and want to make money, medicine isn't the way forward.

Like most rock kids of his generation, from an early age he had a working knowledge of electronic music through listening to industrial bands such as Nine Inch Nails, and an obsession with "IDM" ("intelligent dance music"), in particular "anything on Warp Records".

He is a bright, intelligent, gifted player, and it is a pleasure to play with him.

It is The Theory of Everything and The Imitation Game which are the two films expected to predominate at this year's Baftas, the weirdly fortuitous pairing of two distinguished, intelligent, slightly theatrical performances and two brilliant British scientists cursed with the traditional qualities glibly associated with genius: shyness, loneliness, and disability of various sorts.

I would describe it as transformational because it provided an insight into the reality of what it means to be a young, ambitious, highly intelligent, sometimes single black woman in contemporary America.

"Mark Durkan [the SDLP's leader] is an intelligent, self-assured leader who is visibly enjoying the campaign".

Barely educated, though reputedly highly intelligent, Chapo rose to become a second-tier drug lord in the late 1980s, a time when Sinaloa-based Mexican traffickers were taking advantage of the new opportunities opened by the need of Colombian cartels to move their drugs through Mexico following US success at shutting down Caribbean routes.