Sentence examples for steady intelligence from inspiring English sources
Written and directed by Charles Ferguson with steady intelligence and cumulative force.
Michelle Terry, on stage throughout, watches it all with steady intelligence.
Written and directed by Charles Ferguson with steady intelligence and cumulative force. D.D. (8/6/07) (Film Forum).
Sally Dexter's Gertrude, while speaking the verse with a steady intelligence, flares with passion, anxiety, delusion and drugs: her hair has escaped from its bonds; she wears a wedding dress – white with crossed laces – that is slightly too young for her; she is constantly rubbing her skirt, pushing away a stray lock.
Wednesday's strike, according to American and Pakistani officials, was the result of steady intelligence-sharing between the countries' intelligence services.
Ms. Oberlin, accompanied on piano by Tedd Firth and on bass by Sean Smith, brought a steady musical intelligence to songs that invite emotional and literary flamboyance.
Nonetheless, there was a modest, but relatively steady stream of intelligence indicating the possibility of terrorist attacks inside the United States.
In recent weeks, there has been a steady trickle of intelligence reports about efforts by Iran to influence and shape events inside Iraq.
This reduction would doubtless be achieved by responsible citizenship, and the steady work of intelligence and law-enforcement agencies, rather than by shouting in the Times and the BBC that western civilisation is endangered by Asiatic hordes.
The motives behind his 1939 deal with Hitler are not delved into, but there is ample evidence of his unwillingness to believe a steady stream of intelligence, Soviet as well as Western, that his Nazi partner was about to attack him.
The first was a teenage boy caught foraging for stale bread in an empty compound whose constantly shifting story suggested to the British that he might have been an insurgent sympathiser or even a "dicker" – a watchman providing a steady stream of intelligence on the movements of foreign forces.
