Sentence examples similar to a comprehensive intellect from inspiring English sources

Charles Francis Adams, minister in London during Seward's tenure as secretary, deemed him "more of a politician than a statesman", but Charles Dana, former Assistant Secretary of State, disagreed, writing that Seward had "the most cultivated and comprehensive intellect in the administration" and "what is very rare in a lawyer, a politician, or a statesman imagination".

Our ability to do so is what al-Kindi calls the "acquired intellect" (not to be confused with "acquired intellect" in al-Farabi, who means by this a comprehensive attainment of the many intellectual forms).

(A comprehensive one).

I want a comprehensive deal.

"We conducted a comprehensive review.

He attended a comprehensive.

A comprehensive boy.

This will provide a comprehensive overview".

"Jacob Lawrence Prints, 1963-2000, a Comprehensive Survey".

His earlier education was at a comprehensive.

He has published a comprehensive restructuring plan.