Sentence examples for fervent intelligence from inspiring English sources

DeLillo's fervent intelligence and his fastidious, edgy prose, buzzing with expressions like "wave arrays of information," weave halos of import around every event, however far-fetched and random.

** DeLillo's fervent intelligence and his fastidious, edgy prose, buzzing with expressions like "wave arrays of information," weave halos of import around every event, however far-fetched and random.

Levieva, a former Olympic gymnast from St . Petersburgwho has appeared in the TV series "Vanished," leans across a table and stares at Robbins with a fervent intelligence the likes of which we haven't seen in American movies for years.

In Testament of Youth, the words seemed to pour out of her, a potent mixture of rage and loss, underpinned by lively intelligence and fervent pacifist beliefs.

"Terrorists and other allies have gone to school," Clapper said, employing some of the most fervent language that the intelligence agencies have used publicly to describe Snowden's disclosures.

Here, again, the show relies on the audience's reflexive cynicism — on the sense that torture is just part of the intelligence-community playbook and, moreover, that it generates useful information at all, despite fervent arguments from many in the intelligence community that the practice produces nothing but desperate noise.

Even the most fervent antiwar activists should welcome an effective intelligence service.

His lawyer, Mark Zaid, represents intelligence whistleblowers and has been a fervent critic of Snowden.

Paris-based web portal Monde Afrique on Friday claimed the Moroccan intelligence agency had twice alerted German authorities to Amri's "fervent" support for Islamic State and his contact with two of their representatives in advance of Monday's attack, once on 19 September and again on 11 October.

Lux declared this grainy photo as irrefutable evidence of advanced Martian intelligence; a tense moment transpired between us when I misinterpreted his fervent assertions as a clever joke.

The renewed legal fight comes as draft legislation that would effectively criminalize strong encryption met with fervent condemnation by privacy and cybersecurity experts, including a leading US senator on the intelligence committee from which the legislation will emerge.