Sentence examples for because of his intellect from inspiring English sources

I think that because of his intellect, because of his understanding of the game and, frankly, his skills, that he's going to be playing for a long time.

Because of his intellect and friendship with Democratic lawmakers, he had naturally been thought of as a possible Supreme Court nominee.

We elected Barack Obama precisely because of his intellect and wisdom in critical decision-making, his calm, confident reflection and reserve in the face of doubt and derision, his capacity to unite people and his personal dignity.

The Washington Post's Dana Milbank described him as a man who "rose to national prominence because of his intellect but is now leaving government known more for his dyspepsia".

But his intentions for the work may be elucidated by a letter: "I despise no one, least of all because of his intellect or education, since it is no one's power not to become a blockhead or a criminal – because through the same conditions we would all probably become the same, and because the conditions lie outside of us".

It relates to the US because their incoming president has promised actively, determinedly to bring about the worst-case scenario, acting on the now familiar, pre-enlightenment logic that because it's beyond the limits of his intellect to comprehend it, climate change doesn't exist.

His fame, the sheer force of his intellect and musicianship.

The gigantic edifice of his intellect rested on fragile foundations.

By the strength of his intellect, he forced himself to observe humanity with clinical objectivity, and because he was neither immortal nor infallible he hated and feared the falseness of his life.

"Even those of us who vigorously disagreed with his views recognized the power of his intellect".

His father said his son succeeded not because of his unparalleled intellect but because of phenomenal organizational skills, coupled with a natural affinity for people.