smartness造句

Eloquence and smartness in speech

lacking in smartness or taste.

marked by smartness in dress and manners.

I have betrayed you with my lack of smartness.

His smartness of the morning had seemed to Tom a good joke before, and very ingenious.

The soldiers all did with the smartness and precision of the King's own guards.

Of course, Gallegher looked like an unscrupulous man, for all of his smartness, but--who else could she get?

This kind of praise implies that traits like smartness, cleverness, and goodness are qualities you either have or you don't.

His smartness of the morning had seemed to Tom a good joke before, and very ingenious. It merely looked mean and shabby now.

Standing like letter "Q", its bean sprout like leg and small pattern of rhombus grid represent its bright smartness and loveliness.

'Single whip' is one of the basic settings in Yang style shadowboxing, the key factors of which are correctness, naturalness, smoothness and smartness.

On the cover there are pictures of the noise of magpies climbing plum and fat pig arches on the glass windows, the loud voice of crisp and raw firecrackers, and the magnificence and smartness of stilted dry boats on the streets.