Sentence examples for commanding intellect from inspiring English sources

A man of wide culture, commanding intellect and compelling genius died yesterday in Joseph Pulitzer.

Though not considered a commanding intellect by his contemporaries, Holyoke strengthened Harvard's academic program in mathematics and science, and during his tenure Harvard established the first laboratory for experimental physics in North America.

Lithgow, an actor of commanding intellect and histrionic combustion, cuts a sharp outline.

There is scant evidence of the commanding icy intellect so elegantly incarnated by Diana Rigg in Jonathan Kent's production of a proto-feminist "Medea" on Broadway in 1994.

Milton, 87, a vibrant intellect, a commanding presence and practicing dentist till the end.

Daniel Hope, a violinist of probing intellect and commanding style, was a persuasive advocate here.

J. Intellect.

"The intellect.

Fair, commanding, but friendly.

His commanding officer, Capt.

Their commanding officer.