Sentence examples for sometimes smarter from inspiring English sources

It's weirder than that – sometimes smarter, sometimes sillier, usually both.

"Carli Lloyd is a player sometimes smarter than I am," Sundhage said from Canada earlier this month.

Sundhage also said Lloyd was "a player sometimes smarter than I am," but that also meant Lloyd didn't follow instructions at times.

I learned a lot about motivating and managing people who were sometimes smarter than me, about understanding markets and communicating effectively, and also a few really boring things like accounting, finance and law.

While wearing short-shorts will elongate your legs and make them look longer, it's not always the most appropriate look for all occasions and is sometimes smarter to opt for a more conservative approach to the length of the shorts.

Re "Almost Human, and Sometimes Smarter" (April 17), about new findings on chimpanzees: Humans routinely disregard not only the feelings and wishes of other species, but that they are capable of feelings and wishes at all.

However, sometimes smart alone could bring down the house.

Kael was peevish, intemperate and smart -- sometimes smart-alecky.

"Putin's system can be flexible, and sometimes smart.

Like a typical adolescent, the book is hyperbolic, incoherent, sometimes smart and occasionally maddening.

Sometimes smart contracts can be pretty dumb.