Sentence examples for intelligence of man from inspiring English sources

"There would then unquestionably be an 'intelligence explosion,' and the intelligence of man would be left far behind.

Nowadays, the bus might be filled with those Singularitarians who want us to believe that our computers will soon outdo the intelligence of man.

In mathematics and science, there is no difference in the intelligence of men and women.

Obrist was struck by the intelligence of the man who had organized it: Harald Szeemann.

The confidence, the balance and the intelligence of this man make him exactly the right person to be in the forefront of our current political adventures.

Benedict Cumberbatch ­conveys not just the surface ­smoothness of the self-destructive David but also the intelligence of a man who ­realises he is a wastrel.

He exudes the warmth, compassion and intelligence of a man who has always kept his hand on the wheel and has never become a drone.

He has charmed the photographer with a stream of self-deprecatory jokes and now it's my turn -- my turn for the wit, erudition and glittering intelligence of the man The New Yorker once described as "a brilliant bunch of guys".

Seven-card stud, it seemed, was looked on as an activity in which the very considerable intelligence of these men and women could lie completely dormant".

Shaw admitted to his mother "the intelligence of the men is a great surprise to me," and maintained that they learned "infinitely more ready" than the white soldiers he had previously commanded.

But another soldier in the intelligence unit of Manning's 2nd Brigade Combat Team had a heart attack, which meant he was already staying behind.