Unintelligent

Definition

unintelligent /ʌnÇn'telÇdʒǝnt / adj ဉာဏ္မထက္ျမက္ေသာ။ မလိမၼာမပါးနပ္ေသာ။ a very unintelligent remark.

Examples

1. ‘Why is the intelligent or even unintelligent symbiote idea more alarming than say a pacemaker or the suit?’
2. ‘If it is not
3. then the whole universe and all of science flow from a necessary but unintelligent source of intelligibility.’
4. ‘This is an argument from what we know about the causal powers of intelligence and the shortfall of unintelligent causes.’
5. ‘With such encouraging results
6. these teenagers have excelled in the world arena
7. erasing the image of Indonesian students as unintelligent and dull.’
8. ‘If you think hip hop culture is the only thing making teenagers present themselves in a sexual manner or for making them highly extravagant
9. then you're very unintelligent.’
10. ‘In the present case
11. ‘How do you distinguish intelligent from unintelligent causes?’’
12. ‘Is it therefore logical to think blind
13. unintelligent
14. mindless nature could have stumbled on Einstein and us by sheer fluke?’
15. ‘Anticipation proved better than the debate itself
16. with its weak moderation and unintelligent
17. emotionally charged outbursts.’
18. ‘Even in 1935 they were being sent an ‘astonishing amount of illiterate and unintelligent writing’
19. but practised readers spent little time on it.’
20. ‘‘If this is evidence of design
21. it would seem to be of the unintelligent variety
22. ’ Holt notes.’
23. ‘I don't think I'm encountering unintelligent people (especially in the case of the students).’
24. ‘You can score one for intelligence in terms of trumping the natural unintelligent forces of the universe.’
25. ‘The opponents in the battle
26. he reasoned
27. were the ‘intelligent and unintelligent elements’ in the denomination.’
28. ‘Although I don't consider myself unintelligent or inarticulate
29. I don't tend to have the courage of my convictions when called upon to air my opinions.’
30. ‘A foreign policy that speculates and spies on enemies from afar has given rise to unintelligent intelligence
31. a profound ignorance about what is going on in the world.’
32. ‘She marched me through a maze of corridors as I began wondering if dropping breadcrumbs behind me would not necessarily be an unintelligent proposition.’
33. ‘Would you want an intelligence agency too unintelligent to realise when information is unwelcome?’
34. ‘I'm sure it won't change their mind
35. as those who enforce profiling are mindless
36. unintelligent sheep who think they're doing a good thing by following stupid orders.’
37. ‘The response of many politicians to this problem is essentially to blame voters for being too apathetic or unintelligent to understand the issues.’
38. ‘Farm labourers [in the Vale of Gloucester] are sufficiently numerous; they are noticeable as being simple
39. inoffensive
40. and apparently slow.’