Sentence examples for of real intelligence from inspiring English sources

The authors caution against seeing the test as a demonstration of real intelligence.

Silenced pistols and cyanide-laced cocktails were for the movies; they weren't the stuff of real intelligence work.

While most game engines supply rather dimwitted antagonists, the denizens of Thief II give a remarkable impersonation of real intelligence.

He may strike the unsympathetic as curiously remote or arrogant or removed; he certainly strikes his admirers as a man of real intelligence and dignity.

"She looks at you in that sweet earnest way, and it's awfully hard not to think you're the only person of real intelligence she's spoken to in years".

Brazilians love Oscar, an all-round forward of real intelligence and craft, but only Neymar of these Brazilians really plays like a Brazilian.

Today's "artificial intelligence" is cleverly designed, but it's no closer to real intelligence than the letter-writing automatons of the 18th century.

Flynn quotes a former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Samuel Wilson, saying, "The real intelligence hero is Sherlock Holmes, not James Bond".

One officer, when surrendering, alleged that OSS "is, of course, the cover for a real intelligence organisation".

If he commits murder, he will solidify his bona fides as a member of the group, which could have real intelligence value.

It's not an onslaught of dense madness; there's a real intelligence to all these different sounds that are happening.