Contentious feelings aside, the two books both make the point that Mrs. Onassis's lifelong passion for reading, and her two decades in publishing, reveal much about her as a person: the intellect behind the fashion plate, the analytical mind behind the famous face.
Bedazzled as many in Congress were by the force of her intellect, so evident in these presentations, it was hardly an unknown quantity: her reputation as a formidable lawyer with a first-rate analytical mind had preceded her.
Mr. Keyser was described by colleagues as a brilliant linguist with a fierce intellect and analytical ability.
For most of us, making decisions involves an analytical process that uses primarily the intellect.
It was in 1842 that Ada translated an article by an Italian mathematician, Luigi Menabrea, about the Analytical Engine, that her mathematical prowess and intellect was truly highlighted.
The left side of the brain, in turn, controls analytical thinking -- numerical reasoning, quantitative analysis and financial intellect.
His polymathic intellect is not only razor-sharp but highly analytical.
While our heroes of yore were alpha males (analytical, independent, driven), today there's an emerging female-style intellect (much less cold, much more social) that is becoming the leading tool for success in our colliding worlds of social, interpersonal, professional and more.
Slender in tone, with lightly touched consonants and delicately shaded vowels, historic French recordings are apt to strike our ears as analytical rather than emotional, less for the heart than for the head, as much a vehicle for the intellect as for sheer voice.
That's why Moreau was an ideal actress for such analytical directors as Michelangelo Antonioni and Joseph Losey, whose dramatic schemes and visual compositions embodied the lure and failure of intellect, the delusions of reason.
