Sentence examples for tough intelligence from inspiring English sources

I hope we will all get to know the truth, but even more importantly than all of this, I hope that the British media, who for so long have had a worldwide renown for craftsmanship, for tough intelligence and for robust investigative journalism, will rediscover their true vocation: to bring the truth to light truthfully, honestly, and legally.

Along with her colleagues, including the equally tough Jessica (an excellent Jennifer Ehle), Maya unearths good and bad intelligence, stumbles into dead ends, unearths glimmers of hope.

Mr. Putin was elected largely on his reputation as a tough, former intelligence chief who promised to restore Russian pride and defeat the Chechen rebels.

Clinton said Sunday that the vetting would be as tough as intelligence experts say it needs to be.

"Benevolent but tough," reported British intelligence.

Imagine the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, Gibraltar, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Bahrain getting tough with Red Army intelligence!

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone praised her for giving the "feminist avenger a tough core of intelligence and wit" and called her a "classic dazzler".

He praised the performances: "Pfeiffer gives this feminist avenger a tough core of intelligence and wit; she's a classic dazzler... Michael Keaton's manic-depressive hero remains a remarkably rich creation.

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone reported that Gyllenhaal was "funny, touching and vital as Jean" and that her part was "conventionally conceived, but Gyllenhaal plays it with a tough core of intelligence and feeling".

These humanists, a man and a woman widely spaced in age, wound up making the two toughest movies about intelligence and military men in American movie history.

"This is the toughest of all intelligence targets," said Lee H. Hamilton, the longtime chairman of House committees on intelligence and international relations and a member of the United States Commission on National Security.