Sentence examples for old-fashioned intelligence from inspiring English sources

It shows the big breaks came from good, old-fashioned intelligence work".

The film is a romantic quest narrative of full-bodied, old-fashioned intelligence.

Her large and old-fashioned intelligence is matched to a very modern sensibility about what it is possible for a woman to feel and to think and to say.

He acknowledged the truth that most of the information that led to bin Laden's doom came from old-fashioned intelligence gathering, not waterboarding.

John Haugeland called it "Good Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence" (GOFAI) in his book Artificial Intelligence: The Very Idea.

In such cases, Kaliouby told me, market researchers would rely on old-fashioned human intelligence: interviews with respondents.

Eight years after the beginning of that immensely costly diversion it was old-fashioned police (intelligence) work and a small-scale special-forces operation that produced the desired result.

Happily, that notion, as well as the old-fashioned thinking that intelligence in a woman is undesirable, is by and large extinct.

Mail: Most people wouldn't consider it in the Digital Age, but old-fashioned snail mail provides intelligence agencies with a "treasure trove of information," according to a former member of the FBI's Mail Isolation Control and Tracking system.

An axiom of the new warfare is that speed kills: Attacks must be carried out rapidly to recapture an old-fashioned element of surprise, with intelligence identifying targets even before an enemy has recoiled from previous ones.

Mr. Lathan, the director, has paced "Def Poetry" with thematic intelligence and old-fashioned showmanship, seasoning the evening with poetic duets and trios as well as the expected arialike solos.