Sentence examples for big intellect from inspiring English sources

Big intellect, big heart.

The Justice Department is not allowing him to give interviews, apparently in part because of nervousness in the administration that his unabashedly liberal views might draw criticism or that Mr. Tribe, described by friends as having a big intellect and a healthy ego, might stray from his assigned lane.

The character of the life he lived might be summed up in a few words: he was sincere; he was earnest; he was loyal; he was a person with a great intellect and big heart.

Obama has the great intellect.

On a human level, the two men are also an unlikely combination: the garrulous, geeky Kushner with his brawny, big-boned intellect, and shy, grey, halting Eötvös, who is almost pathologically self-effacing.

Nick Hurd Ex-minister for civil society said of Lord Lawson's climate scepticism: "It's disappointing one of the great intellects of the Conservative past skips so superficially around one of the big issues of our time".

Friends and intellect, big thought, why not?" And her Ukraine?

Aha, it's Stephen Fry, a man who, like Russell Brand, is living proof of how frequently people confuse having a big vocabulary with intellect.

Her sharp intellect and big heart touched many.

"She has a good intellect, a big heart and tremendous expertise," Ms. Ignagni said.

She was passionately interested in arts, politics, and history, and developed a huge circle of friends who adored her for her big heart, rapier-sharp intellect, delicious sense of humor and astonishing range of knowledge.