Sentence examples for intelligence is missing from inspiring English sources

When emotional intelligence is missing.

Yet the thrill that came in recital and on disc from hearing Levit negotiate such huge musical edifices with utter assurance and clear-sighted intelligence was missing here.

But hard copies of the intelligence were missing.

And anyone who talks about an "intelligence failure" is missing the point.

And what Shiner is missing in his sight, he makes up for with his intelligence.

The higher end of evolution, intelligence, has been missing from astrobiology, he said, adding, "We're bringing it to the institute now for the first time".

By June and early July, Ms. Wilson said Friday in an interview, the scope of what intelligence officials were missing had grown "frighteningly large".

So when scientific thinkers – including many of my favourite science fiction writers – ask whether computers can create "virtual realities" or "artificial intelligence", they are missing the point.

Colonel Qaddafi's son, Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, described the reported plot as "nonsense" in an interview in London, though he acknowledged that the Libyan intelligence officer, Colonel Ismael, was missing and presumed by Libya to be in Saudi custody.

Her style, warmth, charm and intelligence will be missed by all who knew her.

His warmth and intelligence will be missed by all who knew him.