Sentence examples for perhaps smarter from inspiring English sources

We will have to be more patient, more humble and perhaps smarter than we have been.

Both relationships are increasingly laced with danger: unknown to Philip, Martha has an FBI admirer who is perhaps smarter than he looks: Chris is curious about what Martha was doing in that filing cabinet, and it seems only a matter of time before she spills the beans on Clark, and Stan finds himself arresting his own neighbour in a bad disguise.

The strip, created by Matthew Inman, is an entertaining look at Tesla's life and shows many of the ways in which he was perhaps smarter, more altruistic and generally a better human being than his contemporaries.

Perhaps smarter even than Mr. Baldwin.

Perhaps "smarter" in a whole different way, a way to which we might attend and learn -- alive as we are at this intersection of consciousness.

Would it not be better to have someone more accomplished, perhaps smarter and harder working than we are, like, say, Bill Clinton or Obama, who have succeeded against all odds and whose backgrounds are far closer to most Americans' than the dynastic McCain and Bush?

And perhaps smartest of all?

Perhaps smart women can take hope — as long as they're built like Marilyn Monroe.

Perhaps Smart's product planners didn't think many drivers would take their cars for extended freeway trips.

Perhaps smarting from recent remarks by Ireland's official handicapper, connections of So You Think yesterday targeted a prize commensurate with the reputation that preceded him from Australia.

It's hard to tell from the distance, but perhaps smart voters decided that Alex was over-reaching himself on the banking crisis.