He combines a fine intellect and a very human touch.
He really is a fine intellect and it's an honour to work with him.
Twenty years younger than her husband, Reine Ayer possessed a fine intellect frittered away, according to her son, on an empty life and an unhappy marriage.
Possessed of a fine intellect, and extremely fond of the game, he is apt to lose sight of all other considerations, people and business alike.
During his 10 year tenure on the board, Donald served as a trustee and as vice chairman with good humor and unfailing commitment, using his fine intellect to further the mission of the Garden.
She was and will be forever admired by her many friends and family for her tremendous energy and determination, her fine intellect personal modesty, loyalty and grace.
"It's evident to me that he has one of the fine intellects in our field," said Robert C. Lawrence III, a trusts and estates lawyer and a friend of Mr. Christensen's.
He has a Jesuit education, a prodigious intellect, a fine pedigree (his father, Pat Brown, was one of the state's best and most popular governors) and a protean political identity that allows him to become almost any sort of candidate, as needed.
Although Shep had been here for only six months, he impressed all of us with being such a nice person, in addition to being a man of high intellect and a fine lawyer.
Professor Max Weber of Heidelberg was speaking, a political economist rated one of the best of intellects and a fine orator, and then, discussing the anarchy and the fatiguing strain, more students, fellows from four years at the front – all so simple and frank, "men of the people".
My first impression has lasted all those years: an unobtrusive man with a gentle manner, a fine sense of humour, an open mind, an intellectual horizon well beyond the limits of science, a quick intellect, high technical competence in environmental research and obvious experience in scientific projects.
