Sentence examples for has more intelligence from inspiring English sources

He has more intelligence and more integrity than almost anyone in child welfare".

He has more intelligence and generosity of spirit than many of his predecessors in Venice and entirely deserves this pavilion.

He is seeing the evidence; he has more intelligence means than we do," General Farouq said, referring to Gen. John R. Allen of the Marines, the senior allied commander in Afghanistan.

It appears that the United States has not increased its presence in Moscow to a similar degree, officials said, adding that Russia has more intelligence officers in the United States than the United States has in Russia.

A smart one, for sure, and as played by Mr. Downey, with his characteristic twitchy wit and haggard insouciance, he has more intelligence than the movie knows what to do with.

Ruettgers says the EMC device costs more because it has more intelligence and redundancy features.

This he did by claiming he had "more intelligence than them, that's for sure".

"So basically we are all achieving what an entire cabinet of MPs have continually failed to do, ie. Budget, balance the books and re-pay our debts!" said suejay: "Proof yet again that we all individually have more intelligence than the lot of them put together!" We can work things out for ourselves too, says Lesq1: "So, it's official!

Both model components and connections are active objects that do essential tasks independently, having more intelligence and autonomy in comparison with conventional simulation tools.

When Joe Kinnear was appointed as Newcastle's director of football in June, he not only claimed to have "more intelligence" than the club's fans, he also boasted that he could "open the door to any football manager in the world".

A few, however, have more intelligence such as the bomb-forming beetles or missile-shooting pigs.