Sentence examples for a remarkable intellect. from inspiring English sources

With a remarkable intellect, liberal political leaning, and hunger for knowledge, Lisa is set very far apart from the rest of the Simpsons, other children her age, and indeed, all of Springfield.

"He was a remarkable intellectual with the courage to allow that intellect to take him wherever it would go," said Mr. Kerrey, now president of New School University.

It's the tale — known to you, perhaps, from a rather ordinary 1996 movie version — of a little girl of remarkable intellect, whose gifts and worth go unnoticed by her monstrously insensitive parents.

He was a modest man with remarkable intellect and devotion to science, who set an example of excellence for his students and colleagues.

His remarkable intellect and broad curiosity was complemented by a deep humanity and passionate pursuit of excellence in both private and public endeavors.

We remember with affection his remarkable intellect, wit, degree of knowledge and loyalty.

Prof Julia Buckingham, the vice-chancellor and president of Brunel, said: "Heinz's remarkable intellect, ideas and enthusiasm combined to make him the sparkling scientist we will so fondly remember.

Business leader, philanthropist and gentleman, John L. Weinberg's remarkable intellect, warm sensitivity and generous support will forever be remembered by all who benefit from care received at the Hospital he loved.

John Kerry, who was reputedly aiming for the state department post, is as gracious as can be: "[M]y friend and colleague Hillary Clinton will bring her years of experience and her remarkable intellect to the effort to restore our alliances and advance the President's agenda in the world.

Although Metropolitan Police Service Detective Inspector Greg Lestrade Rupert Gravess) and others are at first skeptical of Holmes, over time his remarkable intellect and powers of observation persuade them of his value.

Charles Wilke succeeded Theodore Vermeulen as Chairman in 1953, and between 1953 and 1955 he recruited three more remarkable intellects: Eugene Petersen from Penn State (1953), Andreas Acrivos from Minnesota (1954), and John Prausnitz from Princeton (1955).