Sentence examples for not even smart from inspiring English sources

"This notion that one or two or three donors could get together and topple a president," he said, "forget whether it's possible; it's not even smart".

"The knucklehead was not even smart enough to number the cards.

The buzzword "adjunct" creates some hysteria ("How will little Johnny ever learn if he's taught by someone not even smart enough to pursue tenure?"), but so far the university's plan is actually good.

You're not even smart!" And the academy doesn't challenge.

They're not even smart enough to do what's best for them.

You weren't even smart enough to put the beer cans in someone else's back yard.' That's my investigatory background".

The software isn't even smart enough to ignore little words like "a" and "the" when alphabetizing; "Pride and Prejudice" comes before "The New York Times".

In all honesty, we probably aren't even smart enough to begin to find the solution.

"We were so freakin' close, and we let some idiot, who wasn't even smart enough to put on pants before the competition, win".

The content of the racist diatribes that follow is unremarkable and historically well-worn – they metaphorise Muslims as sub-human, animalistic, pathological etc. (they aren't even smart enough to be original racists) – but what's terrifying is the violence of the delivery and the perceived impunity with which they speak.

They may not achieve anything in the traditional sense — they may not even be smart — but they're countercultural heroes.