Sentence examples for seem too smart from inspiring English sources
That doesn't seem too smart.
Valentine seems too smart not to realize that a phrase like "emotionally into the game" might bother a player.
He seems too smart to have knowingly used a banned substance, but he bears the burden of his predecessors, who stood against steroid testing to protect the cheaters among them.
If she seems too smart to be attracted to him, she has her reasons, and they are to be found deep in the pages of the journals written by Linda, an alumna of the same writers colony.
The Bulls ownership seems too smart for this, but if it ever gets to a point where anyone from the Bulls is asking "what do we do with Nate once Derrick Rose comes back", Bulls fans are legally allowed to violently overthrow all those in power a la the French revolution.
Despite looking great and being the film's biggest star, I actually thought Watson gave the weakest performance and seems a bit out-of-place, maybe because she was concentrating too hard on getting her American accent right, or that she seems too smart and clean to be a promiscuous dater of duds.
3. Choose an offer that doesn't seem too gimicky Never forget that your customers are smart.
"In most situations, he is the smartest guy in the room, but he doesn't seem too eager to show that," Frank said.
Playing the title character, a 16-year-old girl who finds herself pregnant, Ms. Page seems almost too smart and funny for her own good.
Rosenbaum seems like too smart a guy to believe that genocidal ideology somehow trumps genocidal wherewithal.
