Sentence examples for stir of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Lewis Mumford, writing in this magazine in 1959, described the fight to ban traffic from Washington Square as "a heartening sign of the way in which a stir of intelligence and feeling not only can rally far more support than one would expect... but can bring to a halt the seemingly irresistible force of a group of experts and 'authorities.' " Caro barely mentions the battle over Washington Square.

But the allegations of intelligence ties stirred a tempest in the Russian press.

It (he) made ladies faint, whipped up widespread philosophical debate about the nature of intelligence and stirred Edgar Allan Poe into writing an exposè in which he asserted, rightly, that a human being had to be inside.

For some people here, though, the echoes of the past have stirred latent questions about the reliability of intelligence assessments and the risks of another surprise attack.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?

tests were not good measures of intelligence".

That's the job of intelligence experts.

The officers collect vast amounts of intelligence.

This was not a failure of intelligence.

— Washington and London shared every form of intelligence.

Chief Specialist of Intelligence for the US Navy.