Sentence examples for thinking intelligently from inspiring English sources

In this new show, called Mouths at the Invisible Event, the English artist David Birkin is caught thinking intelligently about surveillance, censorship, and the "war against terror".

Rather, one's capacity to think about the way things are can be (and naturally, that is effortlessly and normally, is) "extended" (Aquinas' metaphor) to thinking intelligently and making reasonable and true judgments about what to do.

On the other hand, if this approach is as correct and as useful as its proponents say it is, and it's really getting defense planning on the right track, then perhaps it will get the Pentagon thinking intelligently about the future it faces.

More proof, if proof were needed, of the value of critical and analytical thinking to intelligently navigate an ever-expanding digital realm that is intent on increasingly augmenting and shapeshifting reality.

It means you have to start thinking about things more intelligently, differently, and personally.

It's time for us to use our intelligence intelligently, and begin thinking like a species -- because in terms of global footprint, call us Bigfoot.

A Solihull Council statement said: "The council's position is to continue thinking about the potential for a combined authority intelligently, carefully and based on sound evidence".

If any of the vendors who built the first Applicant Tracking Systems had spent ten seconds thinking about that process, they would have designed it intelligently, using normal human logic to create a funnel that would simplify the process of separating wheat from chaff in the selection pipeline.

And at least they are thinking bug – the ultimate aim is to be the destination online for music information, intelligently crawling thousands of sources.

With Civilisations, the BBC has spectacularly and intelligently remade its 1969 hit in a way that reflects shifts in cultural and art historical thinking.

And if people start thinking more about their responsibilities to themselves, about being fully alive, and their responsibilities to other people, they'll start voting intelligently.