Sentence examples for smartest statements from inspiring English sources

"He called him the 'n' word?" a horrified M. E. asks Rene, who explodes into one of the smartest statements yet about the stupidity of euphemisms.

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have similar economic proposals, and both made smart statements about the Fed's Bear Stearns bailout (you can read Senator Clinton's here and Senator Obama's here), raising the question of when similar help for Main Street America might be forthcoming.

-- Another 1990's phenomenon from Fox called it quits, just when paranoia was seeming like a smart political statement.

The picture itself seems like a smart design-statement, until you look closer and see that the way it's painted is alive with questions.

Flash does a better job of the cocktails (excellent), the service (lovely), the room (smart), the statement (bold) and the crowd (lively) than the food (just ordinary), which makes it like a lot of other restaurants.

A single SMART goal statement was recorded in the free text box of the e-CRF to describe the intended outcome for each goal (as opposed to the predefining levels for each score).

High-quality jewelry is nice, of course, but carefully picked costume jewelry can also make a bold, smart fashion statement.

While Uber executives are smart enough to know that, some have not been very smart in the statements they have made - even at private dinners.

Witty remarks, smart comebacks, sarcastic statements are all good Halliwell traits.

Actually, this sequencing of facts and interpretation leads into the second key behavior of smart groups: Smart groups create problem statements.

I have admired West for many years; I am dismayed, however, at his statements about "smart white brothers" and "smart Jewish brothers".