Sentence examples for intelligence as if from inspiring English sources

He writes of data and artificial intelligence as if they were the same thing: they are not.

Veterans of the period recall critics who questioned their patriotism, honesty or intelligence as if the encounters took place last week.

During his years in prison, he trained his mind, sharpening his intelligence as if by honing it against the stones he was made to break on a daily basis.

The new class talked about intelligence as if it were a moral virtue along the lines of courage or patience, even though intelligence is only a tool with no more moral virtue than a crowbar.

It's in her nature (as I've invented it) to invest her story with an almost heroic resonance, and I liked thinking of it in those terms — her taking hold of her intelligence as if she were pulling a sword from a stone, and then being waylaid, en route to her brave adventure, by her biology (perhaps like a Green Knight).

We need to get away from thinking about intelligence as if it were a trait like milk yield in a herd of cattle, controlled by a small, persistent and dedicated bunch of genetic variants that can be selectively bred into animals from one generation to the next.

If you don't know your details, not only could your fandom be questioned but your general intelligence as well.

They talk about intelligence "collection," as if more searches are the essence of perspective.

You can't just call up an intelligence agency as if you were calling customer service.

To be a successful instructor on our team, emotional intelligence is as important as intellectual prowess, if not more.

I do wonder if emotional intelligence, as defined by the person who coined the phrase (too lazy to look it up, sorry) is the same as the definition for emotional regulation.