Sentence examples for smart to see from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't take anybody too smart to see that.

"They don't want people to be smart to see what's going on in politics," he said.

In some circles it is considered smart to see the marriage of art and money as, if not fabulous, at least very adult; only pathetic schnooks do not.

Ultimately, our real competitors are growing metro areas around the world, like Singapore, Seoul, Istanbul and Munich, so it's smart to see neighbors as allies in a global struggle in which the United States lags.

The government was smart to see that as one of the keys to the success of Silicon Valley, but they should be looking at this as just one initiative among many to make London a global centre of tech.

Harron believes that the film's producers were "smart" to see that the project might benefit from a female perspective, and "as soon as I started reading it, it was completely obvious to me that it was a satire - a critique, not an endorsement," she says.

So that's when I went out and I got a little, some street smarts to see what was going on.

"Frighteningly smart": Who is frightened when a Hispanic woman from the South Bronx is smart enough to see through him?

And he's smart enough to see through the bald-faced hypocrisies of his fellow connivers.

American voters are smart enough to see through the ridiculous pipeline gambit.

"If we are smart enough to see this through, we can win it," Major Simmering said.