Sentence examples for just about intelligence from inspiring English sources

Success is not just about intelligence, but diligence and passion.

"I can just about guarantee you," one intelligence official said, "that he is not going to beat Dulles".

Emotional intelligence is such a compelling and important idea — not just in the workplace, but just about everywhere else, too.

We know that it's not just about raw intelligence, nor is it wholly about repetition and dogged persistence.

It is, I think, inevitable that Stoppard's characters argue not just about machine intelligence, but about the possibility of altruism as humans experience it, rather than as evolutionary biologists can analyse it.

But for all the fluff, corporate cynicism and the army of media communication consultants, there was just about enough intelligence and idealism on display to ensure the event inspired a little hope as well as suspicion.

May is pointing to clause 54 of the legislation: language in that section states that the government can introduce just about any intelligence they have in their possession relevant to kicking the person out of the country.

How about just intelligence?

Traditionally, the intelligence agency was about just that – intelligence gathering.

It just has everything to say about intelligence and getting a good education and trying to live a positive, good life.

It's not just about good voice, humour, intelligence or love of Radio 1, but it's a combination of all of those".