Sentence examples for talks intelligently from inspiring English sources

In the documentary, Angelou talks intelligently, emotionally, and openly about Baldwin's ability to transgress certain categories, like the American penchant for defining the world through gender.

But while he talks intelligently about people who have committed crimes serious enough to warrant imprisonment, he is presiding over a system for punishing minor offenders that is so harsh, arbitrary and unfair that it has provoked almost unanimous opposition from the people whose responsibility it is to decide what constitutes fair punishment for a minor offences – the magistrates.

I used to be able to talk intelligently about it".

Being able to talk intelligently about the N.F.L. helped me be a little cool.

She talked, intelligently but rather dryly, about the politicization of human trafficking with Todd Clear, the dean of the Rutgers School of Criminal Justice.

Is it really important to know that this movie is fine, and that one terrible, and to talk intelligently about the difference?

"It wasn't a negative, but rather saying that she's a dream, somebody who is collaborative and can talk intelligently about the story," Mr. Horowitz said.

Joey Barton, who did not want to contribute to this piece, talked intelligently about UKIP, the Chilcot Inquiry and Heathrow expansion on the BBC's Question Time recently.

He has such a specific vision of what he wants his productions to look like he sketches, and pulls research, and can talk intelligently about design".

But if he keeps the lines of communication and dialogue open, we think we can talk intelligently and be creative and perhaps resolve any problems we may face".

"There are some good teenage shows but not many things that talk intelligently about and to young adults," he told me.