Sentence examples for terribly intelligent from inspiring English sources

We're not dealing with terribly intelligent people here.

"Frankly, I don't think minke whales need to be terribly intelligent once they find their food.

Eduard Hanslick, Brahms's critical champion, broke the uneasy atmosphere after the first movement with the unforgettable comment, "I feel I've just been beaten up by two terribly intelligent people".

So Scott's terribly intelligent, terribly sensitive, and I really loved the way he put the whole thing together.

Less frequently reported were stereotypes of people with T2DM being poor people, not terribly intelligent, as well as being a shocking person or bad person and injecting insulin.

Still, as an education it was all looked down on terribly – until they saw that art colleges gave us people like Conran and Hockney, who were frightfully intelligent.

You – the hypothetical reader whom I am very certain is terribly attractive, very intelligent, and wise beyond your years – probably want someone to explain what it is you just witnessed.

In many ways Avram is Israel -- brilliant, witty, intelligent, inventive -- and yet terribly psychically wounded by a war that never ends.

When Donald was sober he was enormously intelligent and pleasant, but of course he drank so terribly.

This is all valid, and terribly fascinating to the people suffering from the emotions and doing the intelligent-sounding talking.

"She is intelligent and works hard," he says, pointing to a young girl, "but it's a terribly sad story.