Sentence examples for some sort of smart from inspiring English sources

Apple, meanwhile, is widely expected to have some sort of smart TV offering later this year.

Half of households in the United States with children own a tablet and 70 percent have some sort of smart device, according to Nickelodeon's research.

About a year ago, a venture capital managing director confided that he had 400 companies in one year alone pitch him on some sort of smart grid innovation and yet had no idea where to even begin due diligence.

By the way, I expect the ATC question was the prelude to some sort of smart comment?

Everyone from Samsung to Sony to LG to Google and Yahoo have built out some sort of smart TV device or operating system.

It seems up to the task with a 1080p LED LCD screen, 400Hz response time, and some sort of smart TV functionality — all good stuff.

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

While the rationale for investing in A.I. startups might be for nothing more than data mining, as many experts predict, the long-term goal is to try and develop a thinking computer or some sort of useful smart robot.

Everything you rent rather than own comes wrapped in some sort of experience, and smart companies, like Lyft, are benefiting from this trend.

Trump, for one, says that he'll replace it with "something terrific," and added that he'd "work out some sort of a really smart deal with hospitals across the country".

The findings came just a few months after the Kaiser Family Foundation reported that Americans between the ages of 8 and 18 spend on average 7 1/2 hours a day using some sort of electronic device, from smart phones to MP3 players to computers — a number that startled many adults, even those who keep their BlackBerrys within arm's reach during most waking hours.