Sentence examples for reason intelligence from inspiring English sources

The only way is to push forward using science, reason, intelligence and hope.

The activity of such organizations is one reason intelligence officials believe that the threat of terrorism against the United States and its allies remains high.

An independent commission to investigate the intelligence mistakes before the Sept. 11 attacks is needed for one simple reason: intelligence agencies are able to use the secrecy that cloaks their operations to conceal their failings.

Indeed, ignorance of the Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable search and seizure is one reason intelligence agencies got away with massive privacy violations for so long with so little outcry.

The scientific and medical knowledge of human neurology, genetics, and endocrinology that we have gained through God's gifts of reason, intelligence and empirical observation clearly demonstrate (and have for decades) that God made some of us trans* and some of us gay or lesbian.

I have long seen newspaper columnist and TV commentator George F. Will as a voice of reason, intelligence, and even brilliance among conservatives in the United States, but never so much so as after hearing his remarks on the Central America child migrant crisis this past Sunday on FOX News with host Chris Wallace.

Whatever the reason, American intelligence officials believe that hundreds of Lashkar operatives now operate inside Afghanistan, and have teamed with other militant groups to attack American troops.

That is part of the reason why intelligence agencies remain uncomfortable about the potential for recriminations that is part of any review.

When I joined the Episcopal Church as an adult, I was told that my faith in God and trust in the church did not require me to abandon reason and intelligence.

Sure, it's undeniably true that what we are is at least partially pre-determined: our genetic make-up controls our sex, our build, thousands of other aspects of ourselves - some controversial for some reason, like intelligence, some, like eye colour, not.

In the seventies, the suspicion and alienation I felt watching stuff like "Bozo the Clown," "Romper Room," or "New Zoo Revue" (or "Banana Splits," which seemed to be made by stoners, for stoners) existed in a world very far from "Sesame Street," which combined anarchy with reason and intelligence, and treated us with dignity.