Sentence examples for not so intelligent from inspiring English sources

A follow-up examination of the method section reveals that Cherry and her colleagues confounded age with intelligence by comparing very intelligent older adults with not so intelligent younger adults, and thus, the smaller age declines observed in this set of studies may be attributable to this intelligence confound.

Instead, Mr. Dante delivered a far more personal movie, in which the boys' romantic quest ends with the tragicomic discovery that the extraterrestrial intelligence that seemed to be guiding their hand is not so intelligent after all and seems to be a hyperactive adolescent fed on the same American pop culture they were.

But maybe not so intelligent.

While the origins of Black Pete are unclear, the emergence of the figure as he is known today "coincides with the rise of minstrel shows in the U.S. It's a kind of black figure, not so intelligent, subservient — it's the emergence of a stereotype of a black person or an African, the rise of the black 'other,' " he said.

So what Dawkins is really hypothesizing amounts to some kind of cosmic evolutionary principle that gives us a planet that can, on its own, create bacteria, and then trees and bushes, and fish and amphibians and reptiles and birds and mammals and Homo sapiens (sometimes intelligent, sometimes not so intelligent).

"Ninety-six percent of the scientists [at the SETI Institute] are doing investigations into life that is not-so intelligent," said Shostak.

Models are chosen from a total cross-section of society, and so you get every type of person: sweet, arrogant, kind, nasty, intelligent, not-so-intelligent.

Given devastating inherited childhood diseases and the underlying errors (that is, random mutations), manifesting as dysfunction at the cellular and molecular levels, that cause them, the overwhelming evidence implicates a not-so-intelligent design or chance, be it in evolution or quantum mechanics.

De Rossi plays Jude, the intelligent sister who comes to help Candy, the not-so-intelligent sister.

So if you're a not-so-intelligent individual initially raised in New Jersey, or a brilliant individual initially raised in Doha, you might want to take Judge and Kammeyer-Mueller's conclusions with a grain of salt.

That might not have been the case if Ranieri had not been so intelligent and tactful.