Sentence examples for ingenious intelligence from inspiring English sources

The visit had been arranged by Truman Smith, an ingenious intelligence officer who knew that Herman Göring, the Nazi air marshal, would find the American aviator's celebrity irresistible; Lindbergh flew to Berlin with his wife, Anne, as his co-pilot, and then, along with Smith and another officer, spent a few days meeting German pilots, inspecting operations, and even flying several German planes.

And I am all for bringing out the ingenious craft and intelligence of Tchaikovsky's music.

Intelligence, ingenious structure and imaginative stagecraft are combined into something that's much closer to endlessly resonant poetry than to today's (or yesterday's) headlines.

In the long run, however, the deep strength in the concept of a tolerant, pluralistic society -- the ingenious idea that human intelligence could overcome prejudice and lead to a vibrant, vital culture -- emerged.

"It's brutal, but it's ingenious," Joseph Holliday, the former Army intelligence officer, told me.

It's an ingenious conceit, realized with mighty intelligence, taste, wit, and an audaciously calm sense of free fall; yet it's also, foremost, a great script.

An independent review of domestic terrorism legislation which reported this summer ��� commissioned by the government ahead of it tabling new intercept legislation — suggested, for instance, sanctioning certain "ingenious or intrusive techniques" for intelligence agencies to workaround encryption.

What that means in practice appears to be a suggestion that surveillance capabilities should allow enough intrusiveness that strongly encrypted data can be got at — or its intelligence inferred — by other "ingenious or intrusive" means.