Sentence examples for intelligence with which from inspiring English sources

The intelligence with which they play is too often overlooked.

It said the peacekeepers were "virtually without military and political intelligence" with which to evaluate the warring parties.

New Yorkers now have the welcome opportunity to savor the care and intelligence with which she constructs a character.

What should determine their self-esteem is the intelligence with which an evaluation of their work has been made.

I am impressed by his responsiveness, the nuanced intelligence with which he speaks (even in a second language).

There is something refreshing, if a little exhausting, about Babymetal, and it's in the enthusiasm and intelligence with which these musics are synthesized.

He said that under the new plan, combat brigades would live alongside and train with the support, sustainment and intelligence units with which they would go to war.

I love a painting made by someone in Ashaninka tribe that shows their belief that the tree is a spirit with intelligence and with which they can communicate and exchange thoughts and ideas.

These existing relationships allow the FBI to more easily build and vet new ones with newly arrived populations, allowing us to create a wider intelligence "net" with which to gather information and uncover potential domestic plots.

Sweden has begun closer co-operation on airspace surveillance and intelligence with Norway, which is in NATO.

Beyond that, the US is sharing intelligence with Iraq, which is, in turn, in an intelligence-sharing agreement with Iran and Russia.