Sentence examples similar to a test of intellect from inspiring English sources

Becoming valedictorian isn't a test of raw intellect, it's a test of endurance.

"Each round is designed in conjunction with the experts in that subject area to test a wide range of intellect," she said.

"There might be a misconception of intellect".

He was a man of intellect and independent spirit.

I found him a man of intellect, taste and discernment.

SILVER--Murray ("Doc"), a man of intellect, love, and compassion.

In that book, he argued that it is possible to construct tests of general intelligence that are free of cultural bias, which in turn makes it possible to isolate heredity as a wellspring of intellect.

In 1956 Benjamin Bloom organized a hierarchy of intellect known as "Bloom's Taxonomy" (see Fig. 1).

“He used a combination of intellect, money and an act, to become what he is.”.

Compared with cognitively normal participants, at baseline, those with bvFTD had significantly poorer performance on tests of general intellect, recognition memory, naming, object perception, executive function, emotion recognition, and social inference.

Hers was a formidable achievement of intellect and will.