Sentence examples for and intellect of a from inspiring English sources

His limited intellect is spelt out by Blackadder in the following exchange: Prince George: Someone said I had the wit and intellect of a donkey.

Does Rue have the cunning and intellect of a Ravenclaw?

So we started to think about how there is very little awareness about optical health in our community that causes suffering for many", says Urtesa, a teenager who sometimes speaks with the poise and intellect of a graduate student.

We celebrate the life and intellect of Hank Pearson, a great artist and good friend.

She has the doe eyes of an Edie Sedgwick and the gamine qualities of Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly, but she also has the true grit and intellect of, well, a young Elizabeth Hardwick comes to mind.

It springs from the tormented sensibility and rigorous intellect of a man who lived and died at the heart of some of the modern world's most painful contradictions.

The desire to find a market and funding, they said, leaves no room for the disruptive playfulness and uncompromising intellect of a visionary film-maker.

He thought that his job as an elevator operator — cruising up and down through hundreds of feet of perilous space — demanded the nerve and the intellect of a birdman.

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

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.

Jonathan Galassi's debut novel reads with the exuberance of a man half his age and with intellect of a successful businessman.