Sentence examples for Profoundly intelligent from inspiring English sources

Holler's installation was, somehow, profoundly intelligent.

But Qadhi impressed Griffel as "profoundly intelligent" and willing to engage in critical thinking.

Little known now, but a profoundly intelligent and humane writer at a time and place, 1930s Europe, when beasts were at the door.

It was beautifully wrought, and profoundly intelligent, giving the perspective of longevity at a moment when most of us could not think past the next five minutes.

In Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession, solicitors describe Mr Sumption as "bordering on the genius", and "profoundly intelligent and capable of lending weight to any case".

She could spoil the China dream tomorrow with such subtleties but Li, a profoundly intelligent player, will no doubt have a strategy to give her a good fight.

After speaking of her childhood diet of Sunday school and her "tiny, unperceived acts of defiance" against religion ("like keeping my eyes open during prayer"), Shriver sought to reconcile faith with fiction, and in doing so, reach a new understanding of her profoundly devout, intelligent father.

He was also, not to be forgotten, highly intelligent, profoundly manipulative, contrary, slippery and a superb performer.

But this is still an intelligent and profoundly unsettling novel.

A senior UN official, who spent hours haggling with Mladic from the early days in Knin, characterised him as "a psychopath – highly intelligent and profoundly violent".

She is intelligent, strong, profoundly informed, and extraordinarily experienced in the challenges and risks of our lurching, restlessly altering world and wholly committed to the global commonality.