Sentence examples for as intelligences from inspiring English sources

When opponents of the Bush Administration express nostalgia for the Clinton era, it sometimes has less to do with policy than with the stark contrast between the two men as public speakers, as intelligences.

Almost as a throwaway, Mr. Neustadt added that "as intelligences go" among presidents of the 20th century, only "Teddy Roosevelt might have stood higher" than Mr. Gore -- who, by the way, received an A-minus in Mr. Neustadt's Government 154.

One of the comedies of this description is that while Bellow insists on our free agency as intelligences and souls, he gestures at the same time toward the physical imprisonment of our bodies.

The N.S.A. routinely penetrates foreign computer systems to collect intelligence, as do the intelligence agencies of China, Russia, and other countries.

That historically reads as intelligence to movie audiences.

This compulsion, applied to other fields, manifested itself as "intelligence".

"Would they be incredibly valuable as intelligence assets?

Gen. Faisal al-Shobaki, a longtime intelligence operative, as intelligence chief.

As far as intelligence goes, they make dogs look feebleminde Visit to Ookie, a young walrus.

Indeed, childhood self-control is twice as important as intelligence in predicting academic achievement.

The ISI is rarely mentioned by name but referred to as "intelligence agencies".