Sentence examples for distinguished intelligence from inspiring English sources

He earned the Bronze Star for distinguished intelligence work in WWII.

Mr. Shackley was a three-time recipient of the Distinguished Intelligence Medal, the C.I.A.'s highest honor.

The many awards Dr. Wheelon received include the United States Distinguished Intelligence Medal in 1966; the Baker Medal for Excellence in National Security affairs in 1993; and the R. V. Jones Medal for his contributions to national security, the second such award given by the United States government.

Upon retirement, he received the Distinguished Career Intelligence Medal.

Senator Jay Rockefeller, Democrat of West Virginia Chuck Hagel has a long and distinguished career dealing with intelligence and military issues.

At first it was mainly his vigour and dramatic intelligence that distinguished his operas, works that audiences could feel were continuing safely in his predecessors' footsteps.

Robert Ross, a distinguished jurist who, with intelligence, sensitivity, imagination and good humor advanced the goals of our Academy and contributed to making the practice of family law better for all.

Richard served as Associate Dean of the School with great dedication and grace, was a masterful teacher of sublime intelligence, and a distinguished architect.

Mr. Hyland was a dedicated public servant with a long and distinguished career in the field of intelligence and foreign policy, serving with distinction at senior levels in the Nixon and Ford administrations.

The numerous 15th-century followers of Chaucer continued to treat the conventional range of courtly and moralizing topics, but only rarely with the intelligence and stylistic accomplishment of their distinguished predecessors.

With grace, intelligence, and artistry Raphael Hillyer created a distinguished career as a superb violist and successful pedagogue.