Sentence examples for fragile intelligence from inspiring English sources

Her outer violence was turned into inner oblivion in 1943, when she was lobotomized... Williams built an altar to Rose in his Key West home, but his enduring monument to her fragile intelligence and to his survivor's guilt was his work.

He explains that any number of developments — from a natural disaster to a rogue artificial intelligence — could destroy our fragile civilization; humanity, therefore, needs to leave the Earth behind if it's going to survive.

There was some hope of resuscitating fragile relations between the Pakistani and American intelligence services, which were buffeted by the US raid that killed Osama bin Laden on 2 May.

If they ever existed, they very likely succumbed to the self-destructive power that inevitably accompanies the evolutionary march of intelligence and renders all life incredibly fragile.

When added to the hundreds of thousands like her who die every minute of every year, her death will also rob fragile countries of their most precious resource the intelligence and resourcefulness of women.

The new Wimbledon champion, who played with an irresistible mix of power, subtlety and intelligence to confound the more graceful but fragile Maria Sharapova on Centre Court on Saturday, is special.

Pakistan does not want an Afghanistan that flourishes economically or politically; Pakistani intelligence and military wrongly perceive that a fragile Afghan state and nation can let Pakistan breathe in peace.

The nuclear weapons of fragile Pakistan and inscrutable North Korea preoccupy large sectors of our intelligence community.

One fragile element in the administration's case, said John Pike, an intelligence expert who heads GlobalSecurity.org, is that even the most advanced spy satellites provide only a piece of any intelligence puzzle.

Aesop's Fables come from African stories: Anansi stories of fragile beings who will not be victims, who use their intelligence to outwit physically stronger adversaries.

So here are a few of the tools that help Americans shore up their fragile identities: magazines that give their readers the latest, hotly awaited intelligence on the Stassen for President buttons of the automotive world.