Sentence examples for spoke of intelligence from inspiring English sources
The government then, as now, spoke of intelligence failures.
The presentation spoke of "intelligence" that had been gathered regarding contact between board members and reporters.
Their reading of the score, too, spoke of intelligence and sympathy for Beethoven's music, with judiciously chosen tempos and meticulous attention to dynamic markings.
One senior officer spoke of intelligence reports that commanders of Iraq's 11th Infantry Division, arrayed around Nasiriya, were using threats to make soldiers fight.
Officials have spoken of intelligence they received about planned gatherings in the same manner they have talked about monitoring reporters — vaguely, seemingly counting on the uncertainty to be more intimidating.
"My people came to me," Trump said, speaking of intelligence officials including his director of national intelligence, Dan Coats, and "they said they think it's Russia.
Hans Asperger spoke of "autistic intelligence" as being intelligence of "true creativity", adding "it seems that for success in science or art a dash of autism is essential". Oliver Sacks suggested that Wittgenstein had autistic traits.
He spoke of his intelligence chief, General Shahwani, a former Baathist who had joined the I.N.A. in the mid-nineties.
When Daryl Morey spoke of basketball intelligence, a phrase slipped out: "the I.Q. of where to be".
About the last interview of his life, he merely reports that 'Faulkner went directly to talk about animals and farms... he spoke of the intelligence of horses, dogs and rats'.
Amiri disappeared under mysterious circumstances in June 2009, about the same time that U.S. officials spoke of an "intelligence coup" involving a high-profile defector.
