Sentence examples for no less intelligent from inspiring English sources

Some say that there is something a little unsubtle in the subtlety of his performance, and that Benicio del Toro's portrayal of the agonised intelligence liaison in Sicario was no less intelligent but less showy.

Some animals, for example, are no less intelligent than some humans (e.g., infants and some intellectually impaired or disabled persons).

Bikes aside, his policy ideas were no less intelligent and liberal than those of Bill de Blasio, Bill Thompson, or Christine Quinn.

This was enough evidence for him to realize that his future desire of becoming an architect was possible - because he was no less intelligent or driven than his cousins; if they could achieve that kind of academic success then so could he.

This doesn't mean they're any less intelligent or lacking in a rigorous intellectual life.

They weren't naturally deceptive people, and they weren't any less intelligent or self-confident than anyone else.

Singling out Rubio might seem unfair, like physically kicking a rejected contestant out the door, but his responses to what even the American military and intelligence committee considers a massive coming global security and economic crisis are no more or less intelligent than anyone else's, except Kasich, who matters almost as little.

No one is less intelligent than me just because my ancestors managed to invent the wheel.

Observers as far back as Pliny the Elder, Mr. Connor writes, "thought no creature 'less teachable or less intelligent.' " And yet a pet fly is not an impossibility, said Dave Kapell of Minneapolis.

But there's no evidence that juries are becoming less intelligent, says Prof Cheryl Thomas, who carried out the research.

Additional analyses revealed that the higher FA in the genu of the CC was accompanied by lower RD in more intelligent males as compared to less intelligent males, but no significant differences in AD were observed.