Sentence examples for called intelligence from inspiring English sources

We don't just have one thing called intelligence.

A bright blue caterpillar flashed inside that central point, the primeval jelly inherited from my cavemen ancestors that scientists once called intelligence.

It is unacceptable that state agents can cultivate intimate and long lasting relationships with political activists in order to gain so called intelligence on those political movements".

Controversy exists over whether children can be said to differ in a unitary abstract ability called intelligence or whether each child might better be described as possessing a set of specific cognitive abilities.

Mr Gardner's intention may well have been entirely benign perhaps he wanted simply to underscore that other human abilities are as desirable as what had traditionally been called "intelligence" (whatever that may have been).

Liam Fox, the defence secretary, said on Sunday that a number of Nato countries were "less happy" with Britain's decision to extend the number of targets, to include command and control centres and what he called "intelligence networks".

A senior military official said Israel had hit nearly 1,000 sites since Wednesday in what he called "intelligence-driven precision strikes," and described civilian casualties as "regrettable" but unavoidable because the "terrorist infrastructure is embedded inside the population".

Soon he started working with the U.S. Army's Criminal Investigative Division, providing what he called "intelligence-based services to the military on their service members that may be involved in things they shouldn't be".

The Persian philosophers al-Farabi (c.872 c.950) and Avicenna (c.980 1037), following Plotinus, maintained that Aristotle's movers, called intelligences, came into being through a series of emanations beginning with God.

It's even known that much of what we used to call "intelligence" is freely available online.

Because, make no mistake, some portion of the information governments call "intelligence" is nothing more than an attentive reading of the news.