Sentence examples for of smart ideas from inspiring English sources

Sony, which makes the Walkman and the PlayStation, still has plenty of smart ideas but has struggled to execute them.

Soon they were stuffed with messages from people living in the camps, offering lots of smart ideas – as well as hard-to-meet demands.

That we can't tell is what gives the work some resistance, makes it feel personal rather than just an illustration of smart ideas.

But there is a long and checkered history of smart ideas for urban development that turned out to be, in hindsight, not so smart, or at least not very practical.

And yet the play is a hoot and a joy from start to finish, punctuated by raucous song from the cast – very funny, often touching and full of smart ideas and pop culture references.

This band's sense of untamed, exploratory joy has long been a wonder to behold, but Memory Palace suggests that they are only just hitting peak form now, with its bewildering blizzard of smart ideas and innumerable twists and turns that are somehow both jarring and fluid.

And so on down the line from poverty to education to nuclear proliferation - on issue after issue Edwards became the candidate of big, smart ideas.

Michael Mulgrew, the influential leader of the city's teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, said the speech was full of "very smart ideas" that he was sure would elicit a "positive reaction" from his members.

The Deutsches Aktieninstitute recently proposed a modest version of this smart idea.

When I went on The Colbert Report, many of you provided me with smart ideas, good frames and perspective.

Mr. Waltzer, the pianist, has a fistful of smart compositional ideas, and his regular small groups are spangled with some of the best young jazz players in New York -- in this case, Chris Lightcap on bass and Gerald Cleaver on drums.