Sentence examples for smart to read from inspiring English sources

What I like about it is its range: if you are concerned with a particular topic, it's smart to read widely and with purpose.

And it's smart to read a book with a pen or pencil so that you can mark important passages or take notes in the margins.

It is smart to read this so that if you spill something on your plush, you'll know what to do.

If your friend sits behind you in class it would be smart to read the answers upside down so they don't have to read you the whole question.

It doesn't take a very smart augur to read that kind of bird omen.

And, it was assumed, they weren't smart enough to read the small print and spot the pitfalls.

He tried to lift the ball over Archer but the keeper was smart enough to read the effort and blocked it strongly.

Anyone smart enough to read an Ian McEwan novel already knows this, and it's hard not to feel, like the writer in Wallace's "Octet," that you're being talked down to.

I'm doing much better than that!" Mr. Epstein reminded me that, comforting as that feeling may be, perhaps it would be a smart idea to read a good book for a change.

This was a smart 80's show, and their courtship, with its Hepburn-Tracy echoes, had the requisite feminist tension: Joyce was wary and nervously combative (her pet name for her lover was Pizza Man, a grade-school-level ethnic insult); Frank was not only patient but smart enough to read her static as the frightened signs of love.

And I salute them for it – they're entirely aware that people are going to quibble, and use their choices to imply intellectual superiority: "There will, doubtless, be those readers who look scornfully on our choices ("Psh. These aren't that hard, you're just not smart enough to read them").