Sentence examples for though smart from inspiring English sources

Most crucially, though, smart data has always been treated as unimportant by government.

Mayle's women, though smart and sophisticated, all experience some form of sexual frisson when in Levitt's presence.

Mr. Prince, though smart and hard-working, never had experience managing the banks operations he was chosen for the top job.

Unfortunately, Jong, though "smart and ethical and clever", was rather a quiet type (as her grandfather put it: "He communicates like a telegram, as if words cost money").

Thalberg was a company man; though smart and handsome, he was self-effacing -- he rarely allowed his name on any of the hundreds of pictures MGM produced.

Most choices are delicious, though smart diners steer clear of the pizza that "tastes just like a tuna melt," because nothing should taste like a tuna melt but a tuna melt.

For now, though, the smart money is on energy savings meaning smart buildings and hybrids.

Many areas of IoT show such benefits, though some smart gadgets are more about whizz-bang effects than efficiency, which may well be why we're seeing more smart heating than smart fridges in the UK.

The dishes, though, look smart.

After World War II, though, the smart money began avoiding the city.

This judgment, at least, has the virtue of clarity: producers are bad, though probably smart; participants are dumb, though possibly good.