Sentence examples for and intelligence of a from inspiring English sources

Against Adrianne Lobel's partly effective setting, mixing but not fusing zig-zag abstraction, ascending and descending screens and period authenticity, the satisfying wholeness and intelligence of a thoughtful production shines through the misconceived parts.

The companion, this time, is Trico, a towering composite animal with the temperament and intelligence of a dog, the ears and nose of a cat, the feet and feathered wings of a bird, and a rat's tail.

It has been years since I have seen a female character in an American movie with the complexity of a Carmela Soprano, the compassion of a Carol Hathaway on 'ER' or the grit and intelligence of a Claudette Wyms on 'The Shield.' If Hollywood movies were your sole guide, you'd think all women were dimwitted, hypersexualized, fashion-obsessed appendages.

Thousands of people in the crowd raised their hands and repeated in unison, "I swear by the Bolivarian Constitution that I will defend the presidency of Commander Chávez in the streets, with reason, with truth and with the strength and intelligence of a people that has liberated itself from the yoke of the bourgeoisie".

experience and intelligence  —  of a specialist, and three months is overly sufficient breeding time for cancer.

Never underestimate the determination and intelligence of a child with unhatched Pokemon eggs.

I never understood why ELROY had the cracking voice and intelligence of an adolescent but was drawn like a toddler.

One can recognise the great energy and intelligence of an Aristotle, while at the same time observing that his notion of how to learn about the world was an obstacle to progress.

Those Dutchmen, and the wonderful freedom and intelligence of their play, made a powerful and lasting impression on young minds.

Sociality (social action, social structure) is let emerge from the action and intelligence of individual agents in a common world.

The nonpartisan coordination and intelligence of these three men stand like a beacon of reassurance in the dreadful wash of the hurricane.