Sentence examples similar to intelligence imparted from inspiring English sources

Intelligence imparts power; power which may be used to withstand a threat, or to apply one; to avert an ill, to bestow a benefit – or to exploit".

Although many critics of the detentions at Guantánamo have said that the majority of the roughly 590 inmates are low-level fighters who have little intelligence to impart, Pentagon and intelligence officials have insisted that the facility houses many dangerous veteran terrorists and officials of Al Qaeda.

In some ways it is easier to impart intelligence than girth.

As noted by Carayannis and Campbell (2012, p.3): "democracy shapes and drives government, academic, and industrial policies and practices and where a proper calibration of the issues addressed and the frequency modulation of the feedback received via [a democratic action] allows for higher order learning to impart intelligence and enact wisdom in choices and initiatives".

"They're not imparted quickly".

Wisdom is not imparted; it is discovered.

Without words, big things still get imparted.

And there is some memorable information imparted.

A lot was imparted by that.

Pertinent, eye-opening information is imparted.

What is the lesson being imparted?