Sentence examples for hidden intelligence from inspiring English sources
The fact the DJ understands a show that actively makes fun of him as a career vehicle rather than a career killer points to a hidden intelligence.
The cost of one agency hiding intelligence from others was made dismally clear in the recent Inspector General report on the performance of the C.I.A. before 9/11.
O'Toole characterizes Martha as really intelligent, but believes the character has to hide her intelligence at times "to keep the peace".
We didn't hide our intelligence like some girls do in co-ed schools".
If you hide your intelligence, another promised, "you'll soon become the little woman to be pooh-poohed, patronized and wed".
She can't match Duncan's power, so she hides her intelligence behind something easier, less nuanced, to gain the audience's sympathy.
Her stubbornness must have resonated in particular with women, many of whom, to this day, know how it feels to hide their intelligence or mute their opinions or avoid confrontation rather than appear challenging to male power.
O'Connor allows us to see what Mrs. Turpin's pride hides from her: how the blacks who work for her condescend to her, how they hide their intelligence so that she won't be tempted to interfere in their lives.
"In my day, different meant not having your hair done in a pompadour and adorning it with a snood, or not trying to hide your intelligence behind a sea of frills".
A precocious girl, she hides her intelligence to avoid exclusion at school.
