Even among the professionally ogled, it seems that some measure of intelligence, attitude and depth is what distinguishes the compelling elite from the merely attractive.
On Salon's front page on the Web, the cybermagazine's blend of intelligence and attitude, its hatred of cant and its love of self are thriving.
Over the years, I have seen time and time again that Americans are baffled by the attitude of Israeli society, its intelligence community and its military toward hostages, P.O.W.'s and M.I.A.'s in general and by the Gilad Shalit affair in particular.
As he sees it, Mr. Bornstein's attributes of intelligence and a positive attitude are supplemented by his cultural perspective.
There, Mr. Farrell impressed counselors with a level of intelligence and a positive attitude that he had not previously displayed.
He said that the Turkish government was "in communication with" the United States and the Iraqi government, and that Turkey was grateful for "the strong, cooperative attitude of the Iraqi administration" and for "intelligence support and cooperation" from the United States.
This attitude brings to mind an observation of Bernanos (1953, p. 279): 'Were the creation simply the work of intelligence, then human intelligence could do better than discovering some of its laws in order to exploit this knowledge as if one might use a machine.
I liked his attitude, his intelligence, his personality.
Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?
tests were not good measures of intelligence".
