Sentence examples for implied intelligence from inspiring English sources

Cleverly using Einstein gave it instant media appeal and implied intelligence that it didn't have.

Papers on critical issues, including, he implied, intelligence reports on Iraq, were not given to cabinet ministers; and the notionally important cabinet committee on overseas and defence policy never met, Lord Butler told an audience of several hundred at the Hay Festival on Monday night.

If "passing the Turing Test" implies intelligence, then "passing the Turing Test" implies the presence of at least one mind.

Latin evokes wisdom, and so Latin-based words can also imply intelligence.

To Spearman, the correlation implied that intelligence was a single quality, which he dubbed general intelligence, or g.

Ohio officials acknowledge that deafness and blindness do not typically imply lower intelligence, and said they would release report cards for these schools next year.

FROM ancient cave art in France to Van Gogh's last painting, members of the crow family, or corvids, have inspired mythology and literature implying their intelligence to be superior to that of other animals.

"That's very important because it implies an intelligence behind the phenomena that is selecting the airplane as a focus of attention or interest," he added.

According to the author, these results imply that intelligence is associated with neural systems within one hemisphere that are gender-accessible to a variety of cognitive functions.

But he immediately moved to ensure the courts would no longer be able to disclose damning evidence which, he implied, could jeopardise intelligence sharing with the US.

Although Israeli security officials told Yedioth Ahronoth, a Tel Aviv daily, that the interview was done without their consent, The Associated Press reports that an Egyptian security official implied that Israeli intelligence officials had agreed to let a cameraman from Egypt's official Nile TV have access to Sergeant Shalit.