Sentence examples for having intelligence from inspiring English sources

Having intelligence, we must not act in ignorance.

Underlining the significance of his book's title, Wood concludes that for Hitchcock "having intelligence in both senses is tricky".

We talk about governments having intelligence and intelligence agencies, but a free country depends on our intelligence – on our informed understanding of the issues.

Interior Minister Ramón Rodríguez Chacín announced the intelligence overhaul in a public appearance here last week, saying it was needed to combat "interference from the United States" by having intelligence agency workers imbued with "ideological commitment".

He rightly excoriates the British for having intelligence services that are not publicly accountable, but he sometimes seems confused about the workings of those services, describing Dearlove as 'Britain's top intelligence official at the time', which would doubtless surprise Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller, then director general of MI5.

The distinct advantage we gain by having intelligence and law enforcement together would be lost in more layers and greater "stovepiping" of information, not to mention the difficulty of transitioning safely to a new entity while terrorists seek to do us harm.

He has intelligence.

At least Ava has intelligence.

Do they still have intelligence value?

He had intelligence, integrity and wit.

He had intelligence, balance, speed.