Sentence examples for rather intelligent from inspiring English sources

"They're rather intelligent and have good instincts.

Similarly, I've been surprised by the recent antipathy directed at scientists, academics, and experts in any given field in other words, people who are generally considered rather intelligent.

RBC Financial's Blue Water Strategy, Nest's development of smart thermostats, and Tesla's move to redefine the North American family car are not collaborations, but rather intelligent competitive strategies.

Memon speculates that we eventually may not even think in terms of multi-factor authentication systems, but rather "intelligent" systems that monitor a variety of attributes at once.

"To me it seems rather intelligent to start with a specific fund dedicated to these contracts for employment, growth and competitiveness, more than waiting for an eventual budget for the euro zone that perhaps will never come," the French president, François Hollande, said in a news conference Friday.

You can have a conversation with Lieberher, and a rather intelligent one at that.

That makes me sound rather more intelligent than I am but it's written by an English teacher and it's very accurate historically.

But rather, an intelligent man who has a gift for the beauty of architecture.

"It was really easy to reach the age of 22 in Bangladesh and never hear about the science of evolution rather than intelligent design propaganda".

He would like the banks to be rather more intelligent when an elderly customer walks into a branch and demands to withdraw nearly all their savings when they have never taken out more than £100 before in one go.

In a warehouse on a corner of an industrial estate on the outskirts of Bristol, the next instalment of the adventures of an absent-minded inventor and his rather more intelligent dog is slowly - very slowly - taking shape.