Sentence examples for intelligence certain from inspiring English sources

Incidental Intelligence: Certain matchbooks skidding out of certain cigarette machines bear the legend: ENJOY LIVING AUTOMATICALLY PATRONIZE VENDING MACHINES.

Incidental Intelligence: A member of a recent wedding at the Unitarian Church of Princeton, New Jersey, reports that the confetti thrown at the bride &… Incidental Intelligence: Certain matchbooks skidding out of certain cigarette machines bear the legend: ENJOY LIVING AUTOMATICALLY PATRONIZE VENDING MACHINES Incidental Intelligence: Kansas City, Missouri, has a Country Club Christian Church.

By Hugh Van Dusen and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, September 21 , 1963P. 34 Incidental Intelligence: Certain matchbooks skidding out of certain cigarette machines bear the legend: ENJOY LIVING AUTOMATICALLY PATRONIZE VENDING MACHINES View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar.

These days, when talk turns to the supposed genetic differences in the intelligence of certain races, Southern Italians have disappeared from the discussion.

Incidental Intelligence: A certain toy manufacturer has a whole batch of rubber dolls finished and salable, except that they all lack their left legs.

The New Yorker, February 14 , 1942P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: A certain toy manufacturer has a whole batch of rubber dolls finished and salable, except that they all lack their left legs.

By Katharine Blow and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 14 , 1942P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: A certain toy manufacturer has a whole batch of rubber dolls finished and salable, except that they all lack their left legs.

This precocious act of divination, along with his obvious intelligence and "certain marks" on his head and chest, set Turner apart in the eyes of his fellow-slaves, in the service of "some great purpose".

Today, the very phrase "artificial intelligence" conjures certain iconic images; a robotic reflection of ourselves.

She advises, "Don't inveigh against lines of longitude drawn by others when at the same time you are applying your genius to devising lines of latitude which are neither race lines, nor character lines, nor intelligence lines but certain social-appearance circlets assorting your 'universal brotherhood' by shapes of noses and texture of hair" (VAJC, 194).

But this idea of equating intelligence with certain races or ethnicities has very real repercussions for all immigrants of color.