Sentence examples for attuned intelligence from inspiring English sources

He has a fiercely attuned intelligence, and he's uncannily savvy about the profession.

There is also room here for a fuller treatment of Hitler and military intelligence for, like Stalin, he was repeatedly the victim of an intelligence service that became attuned to what he wanted to hear.The book ends very abruptly.

Alice Miller is the author of "The Drama of the Gifted Child" (1979), a study of parental narcissism and its effect on children who are not necessarily "gifted" with artistic talent or superior intelligence but are unusually attuned to the needs of others.

Currently, there is little information on how well emergency staffing levels are attuned to demand and national ED data, with local intelligence, could help inform the efficient distribution of staff and other resources on a calendar basis.

The State Department's intelligence arm, which, like the C.I.A., is particularly attuned to the political implications of a test, has also expressed doubts.

"Isis is attuned to symbolism, and this was in part payback for Falluja," said an Arab intelligence official based in the region.

The only type of intelligence we could detect would be the (perhaps small) subset that used a technology attuned to our own parochial concepts.

For both men and women, emotional intelligence (EQ) is vital to projecting credibility in emerging markets, but EQ for women means being attuned outwardly while for men, it's being attuned inwardly.

"We're very attuned to that".

In fact, he was market attuned.

They are also ideologically attuned.