Sentence examples for smart supposed from inspiring English sources

Adapting Ryle (1949), Smart supposed that in addition to physical expressions there is a class of expressions which are topic-neutral, i.e. expressions which were neither mental nor physical but when conjoined with any theory would greatly increase the expressive power of the theory.

Some people find a combination of SSRI drugs and CBT helpful; there is some evidence that OCD patients given so-called "smart drugs" – supposed to give a short-term boost to mental ability, and popular with college students – can improve the outcome of CBT.

Smart was infamous as the pseudonymous midwife "Mrs. Mary Midnight" and widespread accounts of his father-in-law, John Newbery, locking him away in a mental asylum for many years over Smart's supposed religious "mania".

It is like being blind or smart, I suppose.

Remember when athletes and smart people were supposed to be at odds with each other (assuming, of course, that no smart people are athletes, and vice versa)?

Smart meters are supposed to give you more control over your electricity bills.

She wrote in a simple, accessible style, in a country where smart people are supposed to be unreadable.

Smart watches are supposed to have the opposite effect, making us feel less tethered to mobile devices.

The smart card is supposed to play an important role in enhancing information security further, both now and in the future.

"Smart meters are supposed to make switching a doddle but, at least for now, SMETS 1 meters can only operate between a limited number of suppliers (not something I was told when I accepted the offer of a smart meter).

(In other words, folding the keyboard and seeing where the Smart Connector is supposed to dock).