Sentence examples for no less smart from inspiring English sources

The answer, engineers say, may lie in an array of safety innovations that are no less smart, only less glamorous.

Ms. Camp is no less smart as the coy but sharp-tongued Mrs. Millamant, and Katherine Leask is spunky as Mrs. Fainall.

Knots and Crosses, then, would be a book that his dad might enjoy; a novel with a strong plot written in clear, easy prose – but no less smart for that.

They were already pushing for a really ambitious valuation so I can't see how that looks attractive to any smart investor and we have no reason to believe the Asian market investors are any less smart than those in the UK," the Manchester United Supporters Trust chief executive, Duncan Drasdo, said.

She has proved that you can start a business around something that you love- and just because it's centered around beauty, it doesn't make her any less smart.

Unable to borrow the money, he decides to nick it with the help of his moronic friend Duff, played by the no less moronic Tom Green, still smarting from the drubbing that greeted Freddy Got Fingered.

If that's not open, head to Willie Mae's Scotch House at 2401 Saint Ann Street, less smart but no less of a institution, with a similarly venerable chef (94-year-old Willie Mae Seaton, though she retired from full-time service in 2005).

Tool use and culture became more elaborate, but there are no anatomic features directly indicating that Neanderthals were smarter or less smart than other humans living at the time.

When Julie confronts her mother with "You think they're less smart," referring to what she calls "people of faith," no one has a ready comeback.

He looked less smart than he was.

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