Sentence examples for intelligence of it from inspiring English sources

The freedom and intelligence of it is immediately enlivening — lyrical, sweeping, human.

I was probably formed more by the intelligence of it than the politics.

Those paradise moments – the very surprising 2008 Obama election, the crowds, the alliances, the decency, charm and intelligence of it all – exist alongside all that we now endure.

The national broadcaster has rediscovered its purpose in reflecting the mood of the big occasion – and shown the emotional intelligence of it retaining the rights to such unifying events.

Wheeler Winston Dixon, Professor of Film Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, says, "It changed the whole model of what people would sit through, because it was so long, the complexity of it, the intelligence of it, the vitality of it, the originality of it and the fact that it never really did what you expected and it constantly kept audiences guessing".

It has no "intelligence" of its own -- it's simply a mechanical device that allows you to open and close the front door of your house.

A lot of intelligence — much of it unclassified and possible to discuss here — indicated that senior Afghan officials were deeply involved in the narcotics trade.

The intelligence, much of it based on intercepted communications, is going up the reporting channels to the political ranks of the administration in raw and often unverified form.

Law enforcement officials in all three areas said they were negotiating the balance between protecting the public in the face of intelligence, some of it four years old, and allowing life to go on as usual.

He said the strikes had been made possible by a recent influx of intelligence, most of it from local Iraqis, that began to flow to the Americans after recent suicide attacks against police buildings and relief agencies.

Real-time surveillance and intelligence, some of it from unmanned drones (another transformation pin-up), enabled the time between spotting and striking targets to shrink from days to minutes.