One great thing that hip-hop has done, over the past thirty or thirty-five years, is to create a bridge between intricate verbal intelligence and masculine strength, or, to put it differently, to make poetry streetwise and unleash it from its old-fashioned stereotype as feminine or effete.
Still, this book is full of surprises, and the reader comes away with more respect for nature in all its intricate wisdom and intelligence.
At the same time, elephants continue to be mistreated in our state, despite a greater understanding of their keen intelligence, intricate social interactions, and deeply empathetic natures.
This complex and majestic animal, with her intelligence, intricate social hierarchy and highly evolved communication skills, is caught between the past and the future.
Human decision-making is based on an individual's intricate bundle of emotion, intelligence, intuition and instinct.
Anthony Shaffer, a retired lieutenant colonel, knew firsthand, too; he told me about an intricate conspiracy of retired intelligence workers, unhappy about Clinton's handling of her State Department e-mails, who formed a "task organization" to dig up material.
After Mr. Noguera's arrest in 2007, prosecutors investigating his case unraveled an intricate effort by the intelligence agency to frame Mr. Correa de Andreis, who had investigated paramilitary activities in parts of Colombia, as a collaborator of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
Our bodies are so intricate and vulnerable; our intelligence and ultimately our humanity is the only thing that distinguishes us; and in the face of an infinite universe, what do we have but our ties to each other?
With her trademark wit and intelligence, Hardinge steers the intricate plot to a satisfying conclusion.
The smartwatch era has done nothing so much as renew my interest in real watches, which have their own type of special intelligence, albeit laid out in intricate arrays of gears and springs rather than written in silicon.
