Sentence examples similar to admired intellect from inspiring English sources
Diplomats admired her intellect and passion.
Even those who disagreed with his rigid, conservative Presbyterian views admired his intellect and wit.
Most persons said they admired his intellect and propensity for hard work.
Dr. Ehrlich said he admired her "intellect, open-mindedness and interest in learning".
The German philosopher Immanuel Kant admired her intellect, yet sneered that "a woman who... conducts learned controversies on mechanics like the Marquise de Chatelier might as well have a beard".
While Brownlee admired his intellect, he considered that he was out of touch with voters' views, likening him to federal Conservative leader Arthur Meighen.
We admire her intellect, warmth and respect for others.
By all accounts, he likes Summers and admires his intellect, and his top two economic aides — Gene Sperling and Jason Furman — do as well.
She admires your intellect, and you always give her an A. So what's your problem, Doug?" "Douglas," said Paulette.
His friends and family honor and admire his intellect and his accomplishments, and are awed by the scope of his scholarly achievements.
By all accounts, he likes Summers and admires his intellect, and his top two economic aides Gene Sperling and Jason Furman do as well.
