Sentence examples for twisted intelligence from inspiring English sources

Although it wants to shock its way to fame as he did, few of its raps come close to matching his twisted intelligence.

In June, 2003, President Bush tried to discredit any critics who dared dispute his artfully twisted intelligence assessments of Iraq by slinging the worst name he could think of: "Revisionist historians is what I like to call them".

No, our core problem in Iraq remains President Bush's disastrous decision -- endorsed by Donald Rumsfeld -- to invade Iraq in a delusional crusade based on twisted intelligence, hypocrisy, arrogance and an incredible amount of hubris.

This tactic, of course, is an insult to the twisted intelligence of thousands of proud Bleacher Creatures who have hurled invective, to say nothing of AA batteries, at opposing outfielders for years.

Some critics hold that Mr. Bush twisted intelligence to conform with his policy goals.

If we focus on Joseph Wilson's wife, we lose the big picture of how the administration twisted intelligence to gin up the threat of Saddam's nonexistent W.M.D.'s.

It has taken five years to finally come to a reckoning over how much the Bush administration knowingly twisted and hyped intelligence to justify that invasion.

Instead, he is accompanied everywhere by his adored nephew whose twisted limbs and mystical intelligence represent the primacy of spiritual grace over technical accomplishment in this demanding art form.

Intriguing, intelligent, tantalisingly twisted stuff.

The more one sees of Henry Darger, for example, the more impressed one is not by his twisted, pedophiliac vision but by his extraordinary aesthetic intelligence.

This gets to some pretty interesting and twisted scenarios, where you combine a MeBot artificial intelligence and your digital avatar representation.