Sentence examples for usually smart from inspiring English sources
Hungary's diplomats are usually smart, supple and well-informed.
The sketches on "Key & Peele," a Comedy Central series that begins its third season on Wednesday, are often caustic, but they're also usually smart.
She says more or less what pops into her head, which is usually smart and funny, often at her own expense.
Then again, let's not fall for the nonsense position peddled by the usually smart and pragmatic deputy Labor leader, Tanya Plibersek, to bind Labor MPs into supporting same-sex marriage.
Families are usually smart to find a middle ground and reach a compromise, rather than prolonging the fight.
Oldest siblings are usually smarter, but it's not because of genetics, one study found.
He pointed out that the window louvres had been slipped out from the inside, rather than from the outside (Nnamabia was usually smarter than that — perhaps he had been in a hurry to get back to church before Mass ended), and that the robber knew exactly where my mother's jewelry was: in the back left corner of her metal trunk.
He was calm and reliable, always had Kirk's back, and was usually smarter and stronger than everybody else in the room or on the planet.
"We believe our findings get us closer to comprehending when and how we become less or more sensitive to other people's evaluation, and it reinforces the idea that children are usually smarter than we might think".
I did that on a recent trip to Ireland, and I trained my traveling companions (older sisters who are not only older but also usually smarter on most everything) to just say no to paying in U.S. dollars.
