Sentence examples for very intelligent book from inspiring English sources
Reviewing Homo Deus in the Guardian, David Runciman deemed it a "very intelligent book" envisioning how human nature will change, as intelligence is uncoupled from consciousness.
This is a very intelligent book, full of sharp insights and mordant wit.
As Christopher Turner notices in his very amusing and intelligent book, "Adventures in the Orgasmatron," George Orwell, not usually associated with promiscuity of any kind, included central elements of the Reichian theory and program almost uncritically in the pages of "1984".
Franklin is married to top British film critic Barry Norman, and this intelligent book reads very visually.
"It is a very intelligent way to market a book," he said by telephone from St .Martin, France.
"I've read a lot of his books, and he's a very intelligent person," the daughter, a student at Northern Virginia Community College, said.
Franzen is a very intelligent, very appealing writer; so much so that an essentially dark book stays in the memory as warm and comic.
Belle is very intelligent, and this is mostly due to the large amount of books that she reads, which leaves her with a very large vocabulary and very vivid imagination.
The litchat take on Wallace was that he was very intelligent, but probably too intelligent for his own good; that he had written a book that was very long, but probably too long; that this book contained a lot of postmodern flourishes (most notably a ton of footnotes), and there was definitely too much of that for any sensible reader to countenance.
"Very intelligent, self-effacing.
