Sentence examples for guilt intelligence from inspiring English sources

A 2006 study, for example, suggested the infection could cause subtle but significant personality changes – potentially affecting everything from guilt, intelligence and affection.

But what gives this book its astonishing power is not the guilt, but the intelligence and literary skill.

The government said the settlement was made in order to avoid a costly series of legal proceedings, and involved no admission of guilt by British intelligence.

Guilt for under-intelligence lies with the Bush administration for lacking the wisdom to be informed by knowledge offered by the C.I.A. and other informed sources.

Moral instincts evolve to produce shame, guilt, trust, empathy; social intelligence and conscience are born.

War doesn't distinguish between innocence or guilt, skill or incompetence, intelligence or idiocy.

But they nonetheless unanimously concluded "there is nothing in the evidence which leaves us with any reasonable doubt as to the guilt" of the Libyan intelligence officer, Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi.

As Philomena succumbs to Faraday's embrace she sings out in a spasm of Catholic guilt: "Infiltrated by British intelligence — oxymoronic as well as a sin!" Although none of the cast members are particularly strong singers, the numbers require more verbal dexterity than musical sophistication.

Mr. Steil then declares that White's guilt was firmly established by Soviet intelligence cables published in the late 1990s.

Her only power is her intelligence and her complete lack of guilt".

What's more, guilt by association and ethnic profiling encourage sloppy intelligence gathering and impede security efforts.