There are plenty of ways of obtaining money, honest or dishonest, by intelligence or by brute force".
By C. Tucker and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 8 , 1944P. 14 Incidental Intelligence: An honest jeweller of Columbus, Georgia, has in his window a display of watches, along with a sign that says, "These Waterproof Watches Not Guaranteed Against Moisture".
The New Yorker, July 8 , 1944 P. 14Incidental Intelligence: An honest jeweller of Columbus, Georgia, has in his window a display of watches, along with a sign that says, "These Waterproof Watches Not Guaranteed Against Moisture".
If they had wanted to give an honest accounting of the intelligence on Iraq's nuclear weapons, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney would have said it indicated that Mr. Hussein's nuclear weapons program had been destroyed years earlier by American military strikes.
Vilanova's honest integrity and humble intelligence ensured he has always been universally admired - even by his club's eternal rivals, Real Madrid, whose captain Iker Casillas was among the first to publicly offer his condolences.
The new guardian proved to be a man of mediocre intelligence, though honest.
Although Soviet intelligence made honest efforts to collect as much information as possible on the disposition of the Axis forces arrayed in front of them, there was not much information on the state of the German Sixth Army.
That, he tells himself, is because he is honest, unhypocritical, a man of superior intelligence who maintains standards.
There is honest feeling, genuine humanity and real intelligence in this movie, but there is also a sense of caution, of indecisiveness, that undermines its potential power.
