Sentence examples for somewhat intelligent from inspiring English sources

He's articulate and knowledgeable — he's somewhat intelligent.

And my quickness, I was a somewhat intelligent guy.

"My being articulate and being able to communicate well kind of throws them off because when you think of somebody from the inner city you might not necessarily think they're going to sound articulate and be somewhat intelligent.

However, the strong interest and demand in the user community generated by these early (somewhat) intelligent, quite versatile assistants is likely to intensify and accelerate research towards ever more life-like virtual agents, with ever more understanding and common sense.

This is then coupled with Pleo's backend system and app, making the card somewhat intelligent and able to categorise spending automatically as well as capture any receipts associated with each transaction.

A connected city is also going to have to be an intelligent city, and not just one where the smarts are centrally located in a server facility – each component needs to be somewhat intelligent to help keep things running smoothly throughout the network, without having to worry about infrastructure continuity and latency concerns.

Using those skeletons as a basis, scholars reconstructed the Neanderthals as semi-human, lacking a full upright posture and being somewhat less intelligent than modern humans.

An intelligent, somewhat mysterious instructor.

Get intelligent intelligence.

They'd cemented themselves not only as the hyper-intelligent, (somewhat) humanized K-Pop fans that I'd been looking for, but also as a distorted mirror image to K-Pop's technologicla agenda one that is just as meticulously thought out, but with visual glitches where sparkling perfection usually reigns.

Mr. Duckworth described the ideal one as "extremely intelligent, socially somewhat awkward, an engineer, historian and autodidact".