Sentence examples for different kind of intelligence from inspiring English sources
When acting is better than good, it hatches from a different part of the brain, a different kind of intelligence.
With most of these things, you actually don't need all that much intelligence; you need common sense, which is a different kind of intelligence.
Ideally COIN, as it is known for short, called for a different kind of intelligence, not just high-tech eavesdropping but also a deeper cultural sensitivity to the people the soldiers were trying to defend, or hunt down.
People with autism have a different kind of intelligence.
It would be a different kind of intelligence.
It is around 40,000 years ago, with appearance of Cro-Magnons that the authors believe we have clear evidence of "the appearance of a qualitative different kind of intelligence" (p. 194).
Moreover, there are different kinds of intelligence, better described as different gifts of mind, so that a person can be wonderfully talented in one respect and hopeless in another.
Its central theory is that human beings' great leap forward came when the mental barriers between different kinds of intelligence - for example concerning the natural world, social interaction and the making of artefacts - broke down, allowing the brain to form hitherto unheard-of associations.
