Sentence examples for intelligence of some of from inspiring English sources

The intelligence of some of the recipients is inspiring: tune into Walter Hood (landscape design, 2009).

"I noticed that many of the claims that were being made for dog intelligence could equally, and in some cases better be made for the intelligence of some of these other animals," Lea tells me.

The officials complained they had been slowed by what they called the disarray left to them by the previous administration, which brought only a handful of detainees to trial because of accusations of abusive interrogations, skimpy intelligence on some of the detainees and changing rules for military commissions.

Far East Intelligence: Patrons of some of the better restaurants in Hong Kong are currently using plastic chopsticks, manufactured in the United States.

The preference for younger players who play impact innings and are sharper in the field makes sense, but one lesson of past I.P.L. tournaments has been that the intelligence of some veterans, in particular their judgment of what type of innings to play in a particular set of circumstances, can make them valuable.

Exploring the question of whether a transcendent intelligence of some sort might be a better explanatory foundation for the world that we encounter than a purely mindless materialism is not a religious quest in any traditional sense.

"There were people who were responsible, for lack of intelligence, lack of planning, lack of organization".

The third aspect of intelligence consists of the integration of the internal and external worlds through experience.

They demand the very highest standards of intelligence, of training, of preparation, of timing and execution.

Self-directed services instead mobilise the intelligence of thousands of people to create better solutions.

It's no coincidence that the intelligence of members of Congress has so often been spoofed.