Sentence examples for tricky intelligent from inspiring English sources
Tricky, intelligent films are finding a home in the least glamorous corner of the television business.Getting independent films into cinemas, never easy, has become much harder in the past year.
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Still, "The Good Life" is an intelligent venture in a tricky genre: the 9/11 novel.
"Asking how intelligent they are is really tricky – other birds excel at other things such as developing social cognition," she said.
William Nicholson's intelligent screenplay deals admirably with this tricky material, presenting anti-apartheid violence in context of the constant, brutal violence the white supremacist regime was meting out to black South Africans.
The Watson achievement was significantly more impressive than Deep Blue or other board-game-playing programs because it involved natural language understanding, namely the intelligent "understanding," in some sense, of ordinary (often tricky) English text.
Jacqueline Wilson tackles tricky areas of experience such as death and independence in an intelligent way for young readers.
Somehow this television expansion of the world created in the Coen brothers' film managed the tricky feat of feeling both fresh and necessary, and it riffed off the film in intelligent and dryly comic ways.
But an insanity defense can be tricky, not least when the type of juror typically coveted by the defense in such cases — the intelligent type — is also the most likely to have read news reports on the case.
