Sentence examples for way of intelligence from inspiring English sources

When interrogations of prisoners at Guantánamo yielded little in the way of intelligence, Mr Rumsfeld authorised new, harsher interrogation techniques.

Young or old, few of cinema's current menfolk have much to offer in the way of intelligence, emotion or enterprise.

If that happens the French, and perhaps their allies, may wish they had done a bit more by way of intelligence, subterfuge and diplomacy before putting boots on the ground in a far-off desert land.

The inquiry's counsel, James Dingemans, said the flurry of activity "appears to betray an attitude that pressure is being brought to bear to dig out anything good by way of intelligence for the dossier".

Some minor events, such as regional computer expositions or coal industry safety equipment shows, probably will not offer much in the way of intelligence gathering or morale boosting to participants.

There is no already existing norm from which God may choose to deviate either by creating beings who are subhuman or superhuman in the way of intelligence and prospects of happiness.

"In all the world, and in all time, no one has invented a way of procuring intelligence, and counter-intelligence, other than through such a network.

A: Psychologists have a certain way of studying intelligence.

He is opaque, sometimes maddeningly so, in the way of an intelligence agent.

Perversely, class and accents remain an overwhelmingly important way of judging intelligence.

"You are not going to give away much in the way of vital intelligence by saying what it was".