Sentence examples for seemingly intelligent from inspiring English sources

Would any of these seemingly intelligent "Apprentice" candidates actually want to work for Donald Trump?

I never knew Peter, just that he was helpful, chatty and seemingly intelligent.

Those who envision the next phase, Web 3.0, see it as an era when machines will start to do seemingly intelligent things.

A spokesman for the Social Democratic party (SPD), told the Guardian he was "speechless at what stupidity nationalism can trigger in seemingly intelligent people".

But the topic is attracting more attention now as seemingly intelligent toys and other robots appear on the market in increasing variety and numbers.

Lately, however, the barriers seem to have fallen — not because we've learned to replicate human understanding, but because computers can now yield seemingly intelligent results by searching for patterns in huge databases.

"If you're faced with a minority viewpoint that is put forth in an intelligent, seemingly well-informed way, and when the proponents don't deviate from these strong opinions they have, they can be very influential.

This conflation – that false accusations are as serious a problem as rape itself – is, for some unfathomable reason, apparently a widely-held belief among seemingly-intelligent male pundits.

But a story about yet another actor going into rehab for drug addiction has become so commonplace that it's no longer deemed a big hard news story, even for a seemingly sober, intelligent, well-respected 46-year-old Oscar winner not known for a life on the party circuit.

All of his maternally forced matches were seemingly young, intelligent, and westernized women.

Brown is an intelligent, seemingly honorable man, steeped in policy expertise.