Sentence examples for intelligence so much from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't the measure of intelligence so much as focus," Carol says.

I've never worked so hard, never doubted my intelligence so much and never enjoyed myself so much in my life.

An intelligence czar wouldn't have prevented 9/11, which was not a failure of intelligence so much as it was a failure of imagination.

He adds, "The ability of cars to develop artificial intelligence is so much greater than the ability of people to keep up with them".

"Students who hold a fixed view of their intelligence care so much about looking smart that they act dumb," Dweck writes, "for what could be dumber than giving up a chance to learn something that is essential for your own success?" In a similar experiment, Dweck gave a class of preadolescent students a test filled with challenging problems.

What makes Collections easy to use is that it provides a layer of intelligence technology so much of this work is already done for you.

"Artificial Intelligence has so much potential, but few companies are implementing it yet because the development process is too complicated for all but a small number of highly trained engineers," said Trinity's Dan Scholnick, who's joining the startup's board of directors.

The judge said it was "a tragedy that a person of his intelligence has spent so much of his life in activities that certainly were not calculated to advance the human race".

When I asked if Neuro1 had enhanced Davis's mental acuity, Romanowski paused and then said, "Well, you talked to him, didn't you?" Davis's football intelligence was never so much a matter of x's and o's as a cultural consciousness that Davis has called his "gestalt".

Has this student the necessary background and experience to understand that your challenge to their intelligence is not so much personal as it is professional?

Intelligence agencies collect so much data from the app that "you'll be able to clone Google's database" of global searches for directions, according to a top-secret N.S.A. report from 2007".