Sentence examples for more intelligent in from inspiring English sources

The work of no other major painter, perhaps until Matisse, is more intelligent, in and as painting, while making less appeal to intelligence, in and as anything else.

While this evolution gave dogs one cognitive gift, it didn't make them more intelligent in general.

"It usually makes sense to become more intelligent in any human activity," Stulz told me.

The second, he says, is to stick with metals and motors but be more intelligent in how you use them.

Miss Baez does not advocate avoiding violence but rather confronting it and coming up with something more intelligent in response.

A. The idealist in me says people will be much more intelligent in their selection of funds.

As artificial intelligence becomes ever more intelligent, some in the tech world are getting nervous.

Currently, the corpus-based, statistical approaches are still dominant, but there appears to be a growing movement towards integration of formal logical approaches to language with corpus-based statistical approaches in order to achieve deeper understanding and more intelligent behavior in language comprehension and dialogue systems.

Oddly, and a little obtusely, there is not much about the can-can in this movie: a shame, as a movie with a more intelligent interest in the myth and history of the place might have had some fun with the can-can's erotics of concealment and disclosure.

But while that issue clearly deserves more intelligent focus in Albany, it turns out that taxes are often not the deal breaker.

There may be more intelligent candidates in Abkhazia, said Paata Zakareishvili, a Georgian political analyst, but none with Mr. Bagapsh's political instincts.