Sentence examples for refined intelligence from inspiring English sources

That is just what the UK collects; the files also revealed that 60% of all Britain's refined intelligence comes from the NSA.

The amount of personal data available to GCHQ from internet and mobile traffic has increased by 7,000% in the past five years – but 60% of all Britain's refined intelligence still appears to come from the NSA.

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Slender-waisted despite all that fine cuisine, he was a charmer, his high-domed head pulsating with refined intelligence.

These systems relied on professional managers with the same kinds of skills that were sought from lawyers, doctors or public service: refined intelligence, specific knowledge and commitment to professional rather than personal goals.

This suggests the NSA potentially has access to all the sifted and refined intelligence gathered by GCHQ.

She was truly unique: a compassionate, elegant lady with beauty, intelligence and refined taste!

Yet truly communicating takes emotional intelligence and refined listening skills.

"To everything he finds a logical solution born not only of patient and inflexible reflection, but also of refined deductions born of his intelligence, modesty and generosity," Mr. Prat writes in a catalog essay, adding that Kandinsky more than lived up to his own maxim: "To create a work of art is to create the world".

The fact is, the single most outrageous quality with which Harris has endowed his charismatic mass murderer — even more implausible than Lecter's prodigious intelligence and exquisitely refined taste — is precisely the doctor's strong avenging-angel impulse, which since "The Silence of the Lambs" has sometimes manifested itself as a grisly kind of gallantry.

They added that the new assessment, pointing to a possible attack by Sunday, is based on new information received from American and overseas law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and a more refined look at the intelligence that prompted Thursday's alert.