Personally, I think people who end up with bad Siamese cats just don't understand what a fierce little intellect they're dealing with.
1962's US has no Kennedy, no hope, not even an American dream: instead, it's a sepia washout of a land, stuffed with jobs and money but little intellect or subtlety.
She called Mr. Batiste "a wannabe religious leader" who had "very little intellect to fulfill his dreams".
The problem for these critics of Enlightenment rationalism, as Robert Musil defined it, was not that we "have too much intellect and too little soul", but that we have "too little intellect in matters of the soul".
If you listen closely to Peter Griffin's character, you'll hear a type of speech which is common to working-class Rhode Islanders (and is often marked by lots of bravado and very little intellect).
So you have to have a little bit of intellect, you have to have a little bit of madness, you have to have a little bit of colour, you have to have a little bit of internalisation, but all this has to be put in one film.
The ones that are, hopefully show a little more restraint and intellect than to voice their disdain out loud and in writing.
David Jones, a columnist for The Patriot-News of Harrisburg, Pa., wrote that Paterno's "speech was slow and slightly slurred, and his intellect seemed a little dulled and delayed — something that's never, ever been true".
I'd like to see a little more pleasure and a little less intellect at WD-50, but in the end, Mr. Dufresne should listen to his muse and ignore everyone else.
He had always felt a little bit intimidated by Rand: that fierce intellect, that voracious sexuality... "Quick, Cato!" Greenspan commanded.
