Intelligent

1. a group of highly intelligent students; 2. Sontag was once famously described as the most intelligent woman in America. 3. It's impossible to have an intelligent conversation with him. 4. Are there intelligent beings on other planets? 5. forms of intelligent life; 6. "We're looking for highly intelligent young people, with a genuine interest in their subject," a university spokesman said. 7. an intelligent decision; 8. Anne was surprised to hear such an intelligent question coming from a very small child. 9. Do you think there are intelligent life forms on other planets? 10. Have you got any intelligent suggestions to make? 11. Mark was an intelligent, ambitious young man, with a great future in front of him. 12. Some scientists claim that dolphins are more intelligent than humans. 13. Vlasic is a very intelligent player. 14. He cited as an example an intelligent man who had been disabled. 15. Just as I was warming to the subject, I noticed that this handsome, intelligent man was finishing my sentences. 16. He was not a very intelligent man; intelligent men do not go to prison with such sad regularity. 17. For all his eccentricity, he had impressed me as a most intelligent man. 18. What would have made an intelligent man do that? 19. I decided that it would be a Colonel Shelhi, a very intelligent man and a great admirer of Colonel Nasser. 20. He was a weaker and more intelligent man than Teixeira.

Plain

1. Mrs Cookson was a rather plain woman. 2. plain Jane (=used to talk about a woman who is not beautiful); 3. plain vanilla ice cream; 4. a plain blue suit; 5. Catherine, who had been rather plain as a child, was now an attractive young woman. 6. Do you have any plain white shirts? 7. He put the letter in a plain brown envelope. 8. Miles was the plain one in an otherwise good-looking family. 9. She spoke slowly and carefully, using plain simple language.10. The chapel was a small, plain, white-washed building. 11. The document is written in plain English. 12. Cool for 1 minute, then trim using a plain pastry cutter which is slightly larger than the biscuits. 13. Fit a plain glass or polaroid filter over the lens Load the cassette into the camcorder in dust-free conditions. 14. Once again, the desirability of clear terms of contract, coupled perhaps with an unambiguous job description, is plain. 15. Or is it just plain indifference? 16. The document, written in plain English, tells you about your new policy. 17. Stuffed hard-boiled eggs, most often called deviled eggs, can be spicy, plain or very exotic. 18. The company makes plain and sweet biscuits and soda crackers. 19. When putting the ring together I alternate the segments marked face up then plain face up to create a balanced pattern. 20. A smile lit up her plain face as Juliet approached. 21. The smile melted from the fat, plain face when Blanche introduced herself. 22. With a fierce look on her tough, plain face. 23. This small, uninteresting woman with short greying hair and a plain face?

Ugly

1. a very ugly man; 2. the ugliest building in town; 3. Nick's dog is as ugly as sin (=very ugly). 4. There were ugly scenes as rival gangs started attacking each other. 5. an ugly incident; 6. Jealousy is an ugly emotion. 7. ugly rumors; 8. an ugly chair; 9. An ugly little man came over and offered to buy me a drink. 10. That's a really ugly picture of me. 11. The room was bare except for a few pieces of ugly furniture. 12. They're in an ugly fight over who will get the children. 13. We hated our uncle. He was fat and ugly, with tiny eyes and a long, pointed nose. 14. One did not need to know why the ovens were so ugly, so very ugly. 15. They looked so ugly to her and it all reminded her of Jack. 16. But it's so ugly I can't actually bring myself to drive it. 17. Perhaps we are fond of her just because she is so ugly and utilitarian. 18. Yet even the gashes were not so ugly as the expensive boat that had caused them. 19. She was so ugly I took a picture of her every chance I got. 20. He was so clever... and so ugly. 21. For an ugly moment I had been convinced she had guessed the real reason for my avid professional interest in Bill Francis. 22. I glanced down to see that a well-aimed egg had turned my blouse into an ugly mess. 23. It was on Sunday that the scenes turned ugly. 24. Not long afterwards, ugly rumours began to circulate. 25. Rubbing his cheekbones in slow circles, he winces with pain at the sight of his own ugly mug. 26. Or how about the faint chirp prodding you to invent an ugly doll with a hankering for tickles? 27. Use very small stitches to suture, otherwise an ugly scar may result. 28. Where there were sentimental witnesses the old, the ugly and the inept always came out best.

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