Sentence examples for often smart from inspiring English sources
At its inception it was often smart, anarchic and celebratory.
"Ill-bred persons are often smart and captious".
Too often, smart hotels exist in their own bubble, wishing their local community away.
Booth's researchers found some well-to-do residents in the Georgian terraces and on the main roads; before the advent of cars, busy roads were often smart.
But I'm more interested in the comments section — I always am with The Awl, whose regular readers are often smart and funny without being particularly snarky or mean — and the fact that the article's been floating around their "Most Viewed" list for the past fortnight.
Of course, while it's often smart to buy a technology to solve an immediate problem, it would be nice to know ahead of time that you're buying into a dead end so you can budget properly.
Our ears are often smarter than we are.
In his magical worlds, female characters are often smarter, braver and more resourceful than their male counterparts.
Finally, we know from the natural sciences that complex systems are often smarter than their individual elements.
Toney often smarted at reminders of Lolli's infidelity, but solitary confinement magnified his need for a reliable family.
In his new book, "The Wisdom of Crowds," James Surowiecki argues eloquently that "under the right circumstances, groups are remarkably intelligent, often smarter than the smartest people in them".
