Sentence examples for sober intelligence from inspiring English sources
"This is going to require a new spirit, not of bluster and bombast, but of quiet confidence and sober intelligence, a spirit of care and renewed competence".
Peter Robinson is a good, gray writer who, while lacking a dazzling literary style, brings much sober intelligence and technical skill to the plotting of his police procedural series featuring Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks and various colleagues in the Eastvale constabulary.
On Thursday, the administration is planning to make public parts of a sober new report by American intelligence agencies expressing deep doubts that the Maliki government can overcome sectarian differences.
But former military intelligence officer Frank Ledwidge said Britain "must be sober about this, and understand our national interests and equate what we do with those interests".
It was also a sobering reminder to officials around the world that quick response to timely intelligence rules the day.
She has instead created a body of work distinguished by its sober, often bracing prose, its patient eye for all-telling detail and its humane but penetrating intelligence about middling people faced with middling prospects.
But just look for example at a driverless car, that's a form of intelligence, modest intelligence, the average 16-year-old can do it as long as they're sober, with a couple of months of training.
Coincident with Lord Hutton's examination of witnesses last September, a report by the senior MPs of the Intelligence and Security Committee had already cleared the government of Mr Gilligan's central charge of turning the sober assessments of the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC), which brings together the heads of the country's intelligence services, into lurid propaganda.
