While Mr. Gingrich has called himself "a transformational leader," Mr. Livingston is not known for his vision, intellect or ego, and until he was elevated to chairman of the Appropriations Committee, was not thought a heavyweight in Washington, or back home.
Golden retrievers may not be known for their intellect, but Murphy knows something's up, that there's a reason for our sudden, frenetic cleaning.
He was a rare and much-desired role model: a black man who became known for his intellect, not for telling jokes or shooting basketballs.
He was known for his intellect and wide curiosity.
He was known for his intellect, his wit, and his flair in dress and all things aesthetic.
Mr. Schell, 63, is a former developer and architecture school dean known for his intellect and urban vision.
We're members of a profession known for its intellect, and the more we remember that, the more we act like absolute pricks.
McMaster and Mattis are both highly esteemed officers known for their intellect and judgement.
He had held that the (material) intellect does not know singulars through universal species, but thanks to the intentional representation of a given singular present in the elementary thought and accessible to the intellect only at the moment of the active union of a single individual man with the material and active intellects in the soul.
Rather, he is known for his energy, intellect and irreverent — and occasionally sharp-elbowed — candor.
Perry Knowlton was known for his keen intellect, courtly manners, and good looks.
