Sentence examples for intelligence someone from inspiring English sources
Hadley is a supremely perceptive writer of formidable skill and intelligence, someone who goes well beyond surfaces.
He was a man of prodigious charisma and deep intelligence, someone who not only possessed the family pedigree and network of allies that are crucial in Chinese politics, but who had also mastered the image-massaging and strategic use of public cash that fuel every Western politician's rise.
Later, after a prolonged discussion of Charles Boyer's acting, Charles Boyer's reading habits, and Charles Boyer's intelligence, someone said that Charles Boyer, together with several hundred other stars, had signed a statement protesting that the Thomas Committee investigation was unfair and prejudiced.
His general attitude, even in those shaky times, was to find something to praise, someone else's story or poem, someone's mettle as a friend, someone's wit or intelligence, someone's ferocity — this he especially admired.
You can increasingly tell the social background of a young person by his or her looks and intelligence; if someone doesn't live up to social expectations, he tends to blame bad genetic choices by his parents rather than himself.
Intriguingly, we seem to be able to predict intelligence from someone's face with modest accuracy – though it's not yet clear what specific cues make someone look smart.
He was too close to Iranian intelligence for someone who was supposed to be an asset.
A "dangle" is typically a double-agent operation in which United States intelligence sends someone to meet with a rival intelligence service to gain insight into that operations.
Rereading it "the other way round" is how one might imagine looking at a familiar picture but through the intelligence of someone else, or seeing a palimpsest suddenly and impossibly become the primary image.
Moreover, if the intelligence about someone's possible terrorist ties falls short of the courtroom standard of "beyond reasonable doubt," it may still be appropriate for the person to be asked additional questions before entering the United States.
The first three innings of the Yankees' 10-8 victory against the Houston Astros on Sunday served as a laboratory of sorts, as Martin gathered intelligence on someone he expects to catch perhaps 30 times this season.
