Sentence examples for brilliant intellects from inspiring English sources
Why brilliant intellects make bad political choices.
To understand why, in the 20th century, many brilliant intellects made appalling political choices, it isn't clear that one needs to peer deep into the "human mind".
The Chinese thus faced the keenest competition in the examinations, and those who passed tended to be brilliant intellects, whereas the Manchus could be assured of success without great effort.
In a world that was known for brilliant intellects and large egos, Mr. Bigelow was remembered as someone who was remarkably unassuming and yet was tremendously creative and resourceful.
She was also, like her father, Joseph Crawford Levy, a brilliant intellect.
A man of brilliant intellect, kindness and decency.
Lacking conscious artistry or literary pretention, his writing is noted for the brilliant intellect it reveals.
Over the years, she has graced us with her brilliant intellect, her warm and thoughtful friendship.
"He is luminous, loyal, kind, and has a brilliant intellect combined with endless goodwill.
Cottrell was a kind, gentle, sensitive and supportive person, modest, with a sense of humour and a brilliant intellect.
His gentle and unassuming manner could not completely mask a brilliant intellect that his colleagues respected and his students revered.
