Sentence examples for intelligence that are from inspiring English sources

This play gives little space to women, but Ms. Robinson gives the French princess a provocative innocence and a teasing intelligence that are exactly right.

In that book, he argued that it is possible to construct tests of general intelligence that are free of cultural bias, which in turn makes it possible to isolate heredity as a wellspring of intellect.

We're approaching the third anniversary of Sept. 11, and one thing I can tell you: when we're in office, it won't take three years to get the reforms in our intelligence that are necessary to keep the American people safe.

Jeremy Travis, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute in Washington, put it this way: "You have to understand young people, and understand the school environment and work closely with sources of intelligence that are quite different.

No system in itself can, of course, endow a performer with the magnetism, vitality and creative intelligence that are an essential part of great acting: those qualities stem from the character of the individual.

"The Bush administration overstepped in its exertion of executive privilege, and may very well try to continue to shield information from the American people after it leaves office," said Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, who sits on two committees, Judiciary and Intelligence, that are examining aspects of Mr. Bush's policies.

That's a form of intelligence that's very curious.

But this time it was not classified military intelligence that was allegedly divulged but hearsay.

"Pretty soon you say 'Fuck it.' " And they began to provide the intelligence that was wanted.

Each twist of the skin reflected the trace of an intelligence that was no longer there.

Muhly has an associative intelligence that is facilitated by Google and iTunes.