Sentence examples for smart sort of from inspiring English sources

Of course there isn't, and, as media platforms multiply, more and more content is needed to fill them, and taking note of anniversaries or entire decades is an easy enough way to fill programming holes, and to appear smart, sort of.

In their collaboration, they put together a really smart, sort of underground railroad for upcoming singer-songwriters.

It's not their fault that Liberalism today has as its highest priority not looking stupid and that its premiere rally is framed in such a way that everyone who came to this rally is somehow indemnified from looking foolish precisely because it's not really a political rally, it's more like a mockery of a political rally in a self-consciously smart sort of way.

For sure, he's entertaining and knows a lot, in a Scrabble-smart sort of way, about subjects like health care, the Cubs and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

It is a condition of being all dressed up, in talent and intelligence, with nowhere to go that isn't the numbingly familiar white space of postminimalist exhibition — a global archipelago of secular chapels that we attend to feel somewhat smart and sort of stimulated, never mind to what end.

He has also been quite smart in sort of re-defining infrastructure for a greater flexibility in investment.

Hume's brief remarks on this subject have been further developed by other compatibilists with whom Hume is often closely identified (e.g., Moritz Schlick and J.J.C. Smart) This sort of forward-looking, utilitarian account of responsibility has been subject to telling criticism.

For a city like Toronto, miniaturizing like this is a very creative, smart, and sort of unheard-of thing to do.

After that, you may, "in a sort of casual, smart kind of way, mention a point of importance to you," Lehmann says.

The character was of course written, as a smart-ass sort of guy and again, you're seeing a pattern here.

Fine, this one is dumb too, but I'd wear it, and I'm sort-of smart (I'm a genius).