Sentence examples for believes that intelligence from inspiring English sources

After thrity years of research, Stanley believes that intelligence is inborn.

Second, Mr. Sarrazin believes that intelligence is inherited, not nurtured, and since Muslims are less intelligent (his conclusion) than ethnic Germans, the population will be dumbed down (his conclusion).

"I can't imagine that anyone who is strongly against evolution, or who believes that intelligence is not inherited, or whatever, would ever read the book," he said.

When Charles Murray, the controversial writer who believes that intelligence (and therefore inequality) is based on genetics, spoke at Vermont's Middlebury College years ago, it wasn't that big a deal.

Mr Lee, believing that intelligence is inherited, wanted to encourage more graduate women to have children.

I don't believe that intelligence can be reduced to a number, frankly.

Some psychologists believe that intelligence is reflected in an ability to cope with relatively novel situations.

Dewey believed that intelligence gleaned from the social sciences, when harnessed to human interests, could result in incremental progress.

Other theorists believe that intelligence is a general ability that is translatable from one field to another.

"I believe that intelligence has been politicized in the Obama administration to a very significant degree," Bolton added.

In particular, those who believe that intelligence is fixed and cannot change tend to avoid taking chances that may lead to errors.