Sentence examples for challenging intelligence from inspiring English sources
That toughness gives "Away from Her" the abrupt, challenging intelligence of a fresh exploratory work rather than the soft piteousness of, say, a "Movie of the Week" from 1973.
Christie, turning a medical condition into a dramatic coup, makes it impossible for us merely to feel sorry for Fiona, and that toughness gives the film the abrupt, challenging intelligence of a fresh and exploratory work rather than the soft piteousness of, say, a "Movie of the Week" from 1973.
"Syria is a very challenging intelligence environment," said a senior U.S. intelligence official.
Of course, doubting the long-term prospects of North Korea's regime presumes we know more than we do about a nation that has proven to be a challenging intelligence target.
Lone-wolf attacks have long challenged intelligence agencies.
But rooting out the terrorist network has proven especially challenging for intelligence agencies around the world.
Tests like that proposed by Alan Turing, which challenges artificial intelligence to pass as a human, reflect the fact that our thinking about what kinds of intelligence there might be is limited, according to Bratton.
They wouldn't dare to challenge the intelligence community that remains so hostile to him.
Brennan didn't hold back, saying Trump has a right to challenge the intelligence community — but not in this manner.
Doing so frees us from merely shaming others about God as Creator and instead creatively challenges human intelligence to engage the sciences toward truth.
