Sentence examples for intelligently expressed from inspiring English sources

His voice is quiet but insistent and his thoughts are intelligently expressed.

That sort of wisecrack, so recognizably youthful in spirit and yet shrewdly and intelligently expressed, is perfectly characteristic of Ms. Gibson's writing.

For those disinclined to pay any mind to an athlete named Sue, Wicks was never the headliner, always a presence, a pony-tailed frontcourt performer whose discreet but intelligently expressed love of the sport was a perfect fit for this feminist push.

"Whereas here, I have to keep proving myself, which isn't a bad thing because I want to be kept on my toes, but sometimes you do think: 'Am I ever going to get to where I want to be?' " Cotton's forthrightness is both unexpected and rather bracing; it seems a shame to keep her pigeonholed as a "youth" presenter when she has such intelligently expressed opinions.

"I am an artist, and artists need more than mere sustenance to intelligently express themselves," she explained, adding, in answer to a question, that her comment was not meant as self-parody.

"It can intelligently express what I believe will create an ideal online marketing environment – streams of contextual organic and promoted content that are natively assembled to drive engagement".

The measure, the majority wrote, did not "sufficiently inform the voters and is not stated in such manner to allow them to intelligently express their opinion on it".

Williams rarely implemented a running game, and the plodding Red Sox are last in the major leagues with 30 steals, but Kerrigan expressed the desire to run intelligently, aggressively and more often.

In his latest song called Fearless, Lazarus expresses his anger intelligently towards the current state of affairs in the country of his birth and how he feels about what Donald Trump is doing and what he represents.

Tom Sturridge, making his professional debut as William (left), intelligently uses his gangling physique to express his inner instability.

Students should realize that a critical part of the writing process is not merely to express oneself, but the ability to edit that expression intelligently.