Sentence examples for solemn intelligence from inspiring English sources

It is wonderful to see a young hero who is so scholarly looking and filled with curiosity and who connects with very real emotions, from solemn intelligence and the delight of discovery to deep family longing," wrote Bob Graham of the San Francisco Chronicle.

There are solemn, scowling meetings between stone-faced intelligence suits (Edward Norton, Stacy Keach, Scott Glenn), there are mysterious nosebleed incidents in Karachi and Seoul, there's lots of opaque talk: people babble about Treadstone, Larx and Emerald Lake and say such things as "State two plus 30 to splash" and more technical stuff besides.

It is not just the executive branch but also Congress that has access to findings of the intelligence community, a responsibility for overseeing the work of that community and a solemn responsibility to interpret and explain that information.

The Intelligence and Securities Committee – the parliamentary body that, in theory, oversees the spooks, convened a solemn inquiry before issuing a magnificently relaxed report.

Confronted a fortnight ago with incriminating evidence from American intelligence, the North Koreans at last admitted that they had been systematically flouting the solemn agreement they had made with Bill Clinton in 1994 to freeze their nuclear-weapons work.

Solemn, indeed.

Gruden looked solemn.

Most were solemn.

The girls looked solemn.

Stearns, however, was solemn.

The atmosphere was solemn.