Sentence examples for display intelligence from inspiring English sources

Though Keane and Lennon lack pace, they display intelligence and discipline in abundance, virtues that should facilitate a smooth passage to the Scottish championship and no similar capitulation to last season, when Celtic lost the title on the final day of the league campaign.

They display intelligence and emotion.

The white sharks are generally very curious animals, display intelligence and may also turn to socializing if the situation demands it.

In their final speeches to the court, the young women of Pussy Riot — Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich — displayed intelligence, erudition and competent political analysis.

A study of swarm logic: the ability to display greater intelligence collectively than alone.

We've stopped looking to MPs to display great intelligence, insight, fortitude or a cool head in a crisis.

"Lost" may not be a great piece of filmmaking, but it is a great story; its directors display dramatic intelligence.

Not least for Guardian columnist Charlie Brooker, who asserted last week that video games display an intelligence and imagination well beyond the majority of contemporary cinema.

Jonathan is a reasonably complex character — his good intentions are touched with arrogance, his judgment clouded by infatuation and pride — and Mr. Day-Lewis gets to display his intelligence and sardonic humor in satisfying portions.

To be stuart is to tell a person: "I'm actually a very intelligent human being – unfortunately I'm without an internet connection, and thus am unable to display said intelligence".

Blending biology, archaeology, computer science and other disciplines, the author examines the phenomenon of swarm logic: the ability of ants -- or brain cells, city neighborhoods or even software programs -- to display greater intelligence collectively than individually, without any centralized control.