Sentence examples for an organizing intelligence from inspiring English sources

It comes into being only through an organizing intelligence, an organizing sensibility.

Most crucial, it reminds us of the presence of the novelist, of an organizing intelligence creating these characters and plunging us into their lives in a thoroughly intimate fashion, only to insist a few pages later that we leave them behind and confront a different set of circumstances.

In the spring of 1964, Greenberg's developing aesthetic became the organizing intelligence behind "Post-Painterly Abstraction," an exhibition he mounted for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Moreover, Adolf Eichmann appeared to be highly cerebral — a calculating, organized intelligence — and all the more evil for it.

In 1952, General Gehlen detached General Wessel, then a colonel, from their tightly guarded compound in Pullach to help organize intelligence services for the new West German Army.

An American officer who has worked alongside the Georgian military and was familiar with the assessment said that the American team also found that Georgia had a poor grasp of military intelligence, and did not collect or share its intelligence in an organized fashion.

For Schlegel, Nature is organic in the sense that it is an organized and organizing principle, granting intelligence to the totality of existing beings.

Forgo intelligence or become a hypocrite: When you subscribe to an organized religion, you have only two options: You can forgo intelligence, or you can become a hypocrite.

"There was an organized campaign to go after whistleblowers in the national security and intelligence fields," Radack said.

Create an organized budget.

Write an organized schedule.