Sentence examples for sort of smart from inspiring English sources

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

Researchers at the University of Strathclyde, in Britain, led by Mohamed Saafi, are therefore trying to give them a voice, by devising a new sort of smart paint.

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.

In the early 1970's, scientists started talking about making "magic bullets" to treat cancer, hooking toxins to monoclonal antibodies and creating a sort of smart bomb that would zoom in on tumors and kill them.

With Diablo Cody at the helm (she confirmed today on Twitter that the script is finished), it could be the sort of smart soap opera that I'd surely shell out $13 to see.

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.

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

Unfortunately what you've just read is precisely the sort of smart-alec liberal elitist response that's proved so resoundingly popular and electorally successful this year.

For women, the statement collection this season focuses on the sort of smart-casual clothes that are the building blocks of most people's working wardrobes or day-to-day attire rather than attempting to ape directional catwalk looks.

The S90 has got the sort of smarts that mean it would have been mocked at school.

The one who provides the sort of smarts, experience and leadership that this B team needs is Jay DeMerit, 32, the Vancouver Whitecaps' captain.