Sentence examples for Intellectually capable from inspiring English sources

Not because I'm not intellectually capable of it, but because I don't feel at home in it.

Neither Philip III nor Lerma was emotionally or intellectually capable of the fundamental reappraisal of foreign policy that Philip II's failures required.

Half of these are totally illiterate, thirty percent more are functionally illiterate, and the rest, while intellectually capable, are tremendously unwilling to go along.

With his thick Indian accent, others judged him as less intellectually capable than those with a stronger grasp of the language.

And they believe that they can help improve the world by supporting an institution that is home to the most intellectually capable scholars and scientists.

It is clear, though, that Braille literacy has been waning for some time, even among the most intellectually capable, and the report has inspired a fervent movement to change the way blind people read.

My internal narrative prior to that moment would have been that I was a robust, intellectually-capable professional.

Merrick Garland intellectually is capable as any justice, but he has a reputation for moderation.

On substantive issues of policy, Gingrich was often creative, thoughtful, and intellectually independent, capable of challenging the conventional wisdom of his own party.

4.02pm: Ed Balls was and is immensely capable intellectually and also has some of the essential prerequisites for leadership: he has guts, and he can take decisions.

Jim is intellectually peripatetic but capable of deep dives into topics ranging from superconducting bolometers which I use in my research to observe the cosmic microwave background to the role de novo mutations play in autism.