On the other hand, business managers have realized that to remain in today's competitive global world, they need employees who are academically sound as well as emotionally intelligent.
I think Travis has always been this wise, intelligent, academically underachieving individual.
Get intelligent intelligence.
Without wanting to sound too glib about an intelligent and academically rigorous study, this book is an excellent one-stop shop for those wanting to find Freud, Lacan and Melanie Klein among the same pages as Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Wurtzel.
His kind of art, studded with dense cultural references, appeals to a certain kind of academically minded curator because it seems intelligent and subversive – until you look at it.
Sandra was a popular child, described at school as "intelligent, although she does not excel academically".
Judge Wedoff "is an exceptionally talented and intelligent judge who is not only very smart academically but very, very practical," said Mark A. McDermott, a bankruptcy senior associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in Chicago.
I believe that a truly intelligent individual is one who is well rounded both academically and socially.
The rumpled presence of Michael Cullen in the cast as a melancholy cop is just one reminder of the Atlantic Theater Company's terrific 2005 production of Rolin Jones's "Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow," a superior play also about an academically brilliant, socially challenged young woman with parent issues.
Although he's admiringly described by the head of year 9, Vicky Anderson, as a "super-intelligent man, dry and witty, but never condescending or patronising," who inspired pupils academically in a way that's rarely found, she and everyone who speaks about him agree that it was in the pastoral side of his work that Jones discovered his true vocation.
