Sentence examples for a good intellect from inspiring English sources
"She has a good intellect, a big heart and tremendous expertise," Ms. Ignagni said.
Henry III had a good intellect, an ingratiating manner, cultivated tastes, and a gift for oratory but could not save France from civil war.
And although I appreciate a good intellect as much as anyone, for me at least, as a singular path it was just too confining.
The three basic principles of Plotinus' metaphysics are called by him 'the One' (or, equivalently, 'the Good'), Intellect, and Soul (see V 1; V 9).
It must be good news that fewer than ever executives with good intellects and decent values want to sell their souls for the glistening salary packages at big tobacco – and that those who work for big tobacco know their own employers worry that they are second-rate.
"Some of us are fortunate enough to have a good brain, and intellect tempers our emotion".
Evolving Bond Judge Sotomayor has praised Judge Cabranes as a "career adviser," a "good friend" and an "intellect," but she has also displayed some ambivalence toward him.
Until then, we have a series of attractive Marshalls who are nonetheless haunted by the specter of the accidental jurist who Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. thought had little truly original to offer beyond "a strong intellect, a good style, personal ascendancy in his court, courage, justice and convictions of his party".
"So I think intellect is a good thing, unless it paralyzes your ability to make decisions because you see too much complexity.
One might also speculate that if a person is looking for a partner with traits that cannot be quantified instantly, such as compassion, intellect or a good sense of humour, then it would be hard form a relationship on the basis of love at first sight.
