Sentence examples for more intelligent because from inspiring English sources
Children are more intelligent because they are healthier, better fed and exposed to more sensory stimulation.
They supported this opinion by saying that devices were more intelligent because they had access to more information.
The Scottish Endarkenment is much more intelligent because it offers an interpretation of what makes this art so special, laying claim as it does to the uncanny heritage of Robert Louis Stevenson and of James Hogg's gothic novel The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner.
In Torah Judaism, women are seen as more intelligent, because they were "built," which has a similar root as Binah.
Don't try to use big words in order to sound more intelligent, because most people can see through such an act.
"And the girls get better grades than the guys – not because they are more intelligent but because they have fewer things to do (socially) in this country".
He claimed it was a more intelligent service because it is capable of learning and assessing the information it delivers.
In other words, a super intelligent computer could upgrade itself, and that would probably be handy, but it wouldn't necessarily be getting exponentially more intelligent just because it was snapping more and better Pentiums onto its motherboard.
"I think that as far as the market goes, the negative case is always more articulate, more intelligent, more compelling, because it's focused on what you can see now — on what's right in front of you," he said.
Now obviously postmodernist intellectuals are about 1,000 times more intelligent than me, because I only know about science and computers, but I found this paper so confusing I thought it might be a spoof.
Perhaps Douglas Adams was right when he wrote that: "Man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much - the wheel, New York, wars and so on - while all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water having a good time.
