Sentence examples for Too much intelligence from inspiring English sources

Groveling in return, she asked Michael Mann, the director of "The Insider," why his film flopped: "Is it too intelligent?" Too much intelligence was not anyone's problem on Sunday.

Once again, the problem is not an absence of intelligence; the problem is having too much intelligence to add up intelligently.

"Put too much intelligence into a car and it becomes creative," Sebastian Thrun told me.

Francine Prose is very tall and beautiful, with shoulder-length black hair, and eyes which suggest too much intelligence.

Amy Hempel is tiny and beautiful, with very long white hair and eyes which suggest too much intelligence.

"Imagine a poet who could deal with the experience of Jack Kerouac but with too much intelligence to limit himself to the road.

Alvin says that Noorul has the classic flaw of the academic or scientist - too much head intelligence and not enough emotional intelligence.

In a way, the moral-hazard argument ascribes far too much foresight, intelligence, and rationality to the banks.

He went on to define this gathering as "the great grimacing sensitive ones, buffoons with just too much plastic intelligence".

All this shows that we not only have a problem interpreting what the mullahs in Tehran are up to, but also a more fundamental problem: Too much of the intelligence community is engaging in policy formulation rather than "intelligence" analysis, and too many in Congress and the media are happy about it.

Those who advocate such an overhaul contend that too much of the intelligence network, with a post-Sept.