Sentence examples for smart at all from inspiring English sources

Of course, by now you know that they were never that smart at all.

It's a bad example to set to children because you can't turn up to work in pyjamas, you have to be smart at all times.

And guys who were very fast with smart talk -- or with talk that probably wasn't very smart at all, but when you're 4 or 5 or 6...

And she must write intelligently about a time when, at least in matters of love, sex, marriage, motherhood, career and literary hero worship, she was not very smart at all.

At Tim Clark's academy, the uniform rules are as exacting as they are unapologetic: "All pupils will look immaculate in their uniform… failure to look smart at all times will result in automatic detention, isolation or being sent home – there will be no warnings, you know what is expected".

"The number one goal for kids in the fixed mindset is 'look smart at all times and at all costs.' "But in a growth mindset, where they believe intelligence can be developed, their cardinal rule is 'LEARN at all times and at all costs.'" And a growth mindset can be nurtured from the beginning of a child's life, or introduced later in life but it becomes harder to change attitudes.

I smarted at the all too real way we see how marriages go cold while people seek warmth.

Ten years from now, when you're my age and you're a partner at one of these big firms, you are going to see I'm not smarter at all.

While I was in Park City, I joined Smart at a chamber-music concert there.

The demo video shows various scenarios for utilizing the system that don't involve a smart home at all — but rather applications that could enable smart facilities management in an office or public bathroom setting, such as counting paper towels dispensed to send an alert to replenish a unit, or estimating when white board pens might run out of ink based on tracking how much ink is being used.

Outdoor environments are relentlessly lit, and more and more people use computer tablets and smart phones at all hours, bathing their faces in bright blue light at times of day when they should be transitioning to nighttime physiology.