Sentence examples for exotic intelligence from inspiring English sources
By Rosalie Becker and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, July 4 , 1959P. 20 Exotic Intelligence: According to a window card, a shop on East Eighth Street sells jewelry from India, Africa, Japan, and Maine.
The New Yorker, July 4 , 1959P. 20 Exotic Intelligence: According to a window card, a shop on East Eighth Street sells jewelry from India, Africa, Japan, and Maine.
Ms. Rampling, now 65, belongs to the short list of cult movie actresses whose combination of exotic beauty, intelligence and fierce independence lends them a particular erotic mystique.
Within a month, bowled over by his charm, his yarns, his exotic past, his intelligence and his beguiling helplessness, she had invited him to live with her.
But it is an extremely valuable contribution to our understanding of a secret world inhabited by brave, resilient, sometimes exotic, individuals, gathering intelligence in a task now too often handed over to automatic computer-driven electronic eavesdroppers which have no judgment and cannot see the wood for the trees.
Serafin Zambada was caught crossing the border near Nogales, Arizona in November 2013, and reports suggested his Twitter account, which featured pictures of bags of weed, exotic cats, and assault rifles, provided intelligence in the operation. .
Budget cuts hit whole divisions that had specialized in intelligence on atomic and other exotic arms.
Unable to challenge the content of Barack Obama's campaign, his opponents invented a narrative about a young politician who emerged from nowhere, a man of charm, intelligence and skill, but with an exotic background and a strange name.
While Mr. Anderson is interested in exotic possibilities that range from audio guides with sufficient artificial intelligence to answer questions from visitors to 3-D-style glasses for reading invisible text on walls, the bottom line is reliability.
