Sentence examples for some kind of intelligence from inspiring English sources

"When we are clued to a particular ship, for example by some kind of intelligence, we stop that vessel".

As though there were some kind of intelligence driving all this — the subconscious or some bullshit like that.

He makes a convincing case that Descartes had a minor role as some kind of intelligence agent in the affairs of the day.

Reacting to the MPs report, Corinna Ferguson of Liberty said: "Every modern society needs a strong civil society and some kind of intelligence infrastructure.

While the wording of the announcement from Hezbollah, the Shiite Muslim guerrilla group that long battled Israel in southern Lebanon, appeared to indicate that the captive was some kind of intelligence operative, there were no specific details.

"'Smart' would imply some kind of intelligence or predictive behavior.

In this paper, we design a novel distributed architecture of LMSS, in which the OSDs have some kind of intelligences and can cooperate to achieve a high performance.

Like some kind of alien intelligence, the yeast controls what we experience out in the hall.

Deists differ from pantheists in that the deist God is some kind of cosmic intelligence, rather than the pantheist's metaphoric or poetic synonym for the laws of the universe.

One of the first hurdles, he said, is convincing shoppers that the help they are getting is being provided by a real person and not some kind of artificial intelligence.

But viewers today expect their reality shows to relay some kind of cunning intelligence — a wink or a nod to their own contrivances, through sheer bombast or maybe even through heart.