Sentence examples for smart according to from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — The Snake is determined and smart, according to traditional Chinese beliefs.

In the UK, about one in five streetlights are smart, according to Gibson, through both Telensa technology and competitors.

Maile Meloy's Do Not Become Alarmed, about a group of children who go missing on a luxury cruise, is "chilling and smart", according to Fiona Wilson in the Times.

Played at a blistering tempo, frequently lasting little more than two minutes, and with catchy, often willfully inane lyrics (so stupid they were smart, according to some critics), Ramones songs such as "I Wanna Be Sedated" contrasted sharply with the complex, carefully orchestrated mainstream rock of the era.

That may not be smart, according to the new findings.

In a world of Facebook and social sharing, having heart is more important than being smart, according to BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti.

Wouldn't it serve our country's economic health if people used the stimulus to take the path that was fiscally smartest, according to their own situations?

The act of chewing gum might make people smarter, according to a study in Britain that found that people who chewed gum for three minutes before various memory tests scored better than those who did not.

White House officials refer to the diplomatic correspondence jokingly as "love letters". Kim addresses Trump as "Your Excellency" and employs flowery language to describe the president's energy and political smarts, according to people who have read them.

Steve Ballmer told reporters today that "If customer feedback varies, we can always wake up smarter," according to the Associated Press.

Taking this approach your leaders can and must hone their ability to be "multipliers" who "access and channel the intelligence, talent, and creativity of the people around them" making "everyone smarter" according to Liz Wiseman, and Greg McKeown.