Sentence examples for an intellect of from inspiring English sources

Lauding Heyward as "an intellect of the first order," UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman said he "helped transform UNICEF from an agency of limited mission to the leading global voice on behalf of the needs of children".

John Amos Comenius (1592 1670) was, even more than Ratke, a leading intellect of European educational theory in the 17th century.

Suppose we were time travellers, and could transmit one key item of modern knowledge to a great intellect of the ancient world - Aristotle, for instance.

Zalaznick, a bit of an intellect with a low threshold of patience for the entertainment world's pretensions, was the perfect champion for the project.

There's something insalubrious about his Inspector Clouseau, a camp, mincing, blithely destructive senior citizen with the hormones of an adolescent and the intellect of a toddler.

Do they have an intellect that can kind of dance with you?

"This anthology succeeds in condensing the work of an intellect defined otherwise by its great expanse".

"A man of an intellect which equaled the combined trio's intellect in a way, so it was a worthy adversary".

When they first hit the scene, they delivered everything you wanted from a band with the intellect of a third grader the day before Halloween.

He talks about human rights with the passion of a student activist and the intellect of a talented academic.

To be a fantasy geek requires the obsessive focus of a miniaturist and the artistic intellect of a medieval scholar.