Sentence examples for intelligence to see from inspiring English sources

It's time for him to use his vaunted intelligence to see through his own independent hype, and come back to Democratic Party.

Roy Hodgson, the Liverpool manager, is not a man used to pointing out the brutally obvious, usually leaving it to the public's wider intelligence to see what is in front of their eyes.

You don't have to subscribe to techno-utopian dreams such as Ray Kurzweil's idea of the technological "singularity" – the point at which artificial intelligence (AI) surpasses human intelligence – to see that Brynjolfsson and McAfee might be on to something.

None of them considered themselves to have been dumped - they'd extricated themselves from relationships either because they wanted to concentrate on their careers or they had the ability and intelligence to see, unclouded by emotion and confusion (so unlike my formative experiences), that ultimately the relationship was going nowhere.

The Bush administration is eager to make its own study of the 12,000-page declaration and compare it with American intelligence, to see if there are omissions or inconsistencies that would put Iraq in new violation of Council resolutions requiring it to disarm.

The only spanner in the works is Marcus, who possesses (a) a desire to set Will up with his suicidally depressive mother Fiona, thus expanding his family from from the dangerously small number of two, and (b) enough devious intelligence to see through Will's scheme and announce it to the world.

But we do not need intelligence briefings to see what is going on in Iraq.

Inevitably, there has been grumbling at the failure of US intelligence agencies to see how fast the Tunisian contagion would spread.

He said he had urged intelligence officials to see what more information they could make public about the surveillance programs without jeopardizing security.

At the same time, Washington has been holding back its intelligence, waiting to see what Iraq will say in its declaration.

The Norwegian prime minister, Jens Stoltenberg, said Norwegian officials were working with foreign intelligence agencies to see if there was any international involvement in the slaughter.