Sentence examples for sort of intelligent from inspiring English sources

It was a sort of intelligent guess by a committee".

The sort of intelligent, reliable, hard-working, adaptable cricketer who Cook and Peter Moores will want to keep in their set-up.

Paper, but magnetic, they are designed to cling to a sort of intelligent flat screen-cum-notice board in your kitchen.

But at his final sentencing the judge said, "There is just no evidence that there was anything other than sort of intelligent inquisitiveness and the pleasure of being able to — what's the expression — surf through these various computers".

If you could simulate those neurons spindly, highly interlinked cells that pass electrochemical signals between themselves then perhaps some sort of intelligent behaviour might emerge.Caught by the netNeurons are immensely complex.

And the scale of this book's ambition -- social comedy, thriller and legal drama simultaneously -- means the pace is frantic: there's no room for the sort of intelligent idling that Parks does so beautifully.

"What I have tried to do is to convert into TV terms the sort of sophisticated, intelligent conversation on current events you might find in a bar on a Saturday night," he told The New York Times in 1963.

It's sort of an intelligent show and even the toilet jokes are done in a smart way.

Well, Entertainment Weekly had a great piece on how your film as well as 500 Days of Summer and Adam are ushering in sort of an intelligent "teen comedy" comeback this summer.

When people talk about how MSNBC's Chuck Todd would be an ideal candidate to take over the reins at Meet The Press - and they're out there - it's precisely the sort of balanced, intelligent, and detailed work that he offered up on today's Morning Joe that enthuses them.

Yes, The Good Wife was a sort of super-intelligent procedural drama, the kind of thing that CBS is known for.