Sentence examples for grounded intelligence from inspiring English sources

Cera's line delivery is a national treasure, as he wrenches phrases from diffident silences to suggest a range of unexpressed thoughts beneath them, and Dennings speaks with a grounded intelligence that seems ready-made for the world that Woody Allen made famous.

Thus, like Anaxagoras, Diogenes has a theory grounded in intelligence, although Diogenes is more fully committed to teleological explanations, insofar as he states explicitly that intelligence (noēsis) orders things in a good way (B3).

But behind that highly salable simplicity is enough grounded, reflective intelligence to give this book its ballast.

The consequences of bad ground intelligence can be tragic.

Without accurate on-the-ground intelligence, our policies will fail.

This left them bereft of good on-the-ground intelligence.

You've got an intelligence agency fighting a war and a military organization trying to gather on-the-ground intelligence".

"The Pakistani government is involved in the American drone campaign by providing ground intelligence to the C.I.A.," he said in a telephone interview.

The Americans need access and on the ground intelligence to be able to go after Al Qaeda and Taliban forces on both sides of the border.

It is widely believed that the Pakistani government not only gives tacit consent for such strikes but also provides ground intelligence to the United States.

The model in question can reportedly collect ground intelligence from an altitude of 4,000 metres as far as 140km from its base.