Sentence examples for conspicuous intelligence from inspiring English sources

An aspiring novelist in a rigid social order in which women of conspicuous intelligence are frowned upon, she is willing to take her chances.

David Frum, a conservative who worked as a Bush speechwriter, has written that "conspicuous intelligence seemed actively unwelcome in the Bush White House".

He is "often uncurious and as a result ill informed," his former speechwriter, David Frum, wrote in a memoir this year, adding that "conspicuous intelligence seemed actively unwelcome in the Bush White House".

Mr. Frum hails the ambition and political imagination displayed by the Bush administration, but he writes that with the exception of the political guru Karl Rove and Mitch Daniels at the Office of Management and Budget, "conspicuous intelligence seemed actively unwelcome in the Bush White House".

But Marcus Curtius, a patrician, young in years, of a remarkably handsome appearance, powerful physique, and courageous spirit, and conspicuous for intelligence, comprehended the meaning of the oracle.

Again like Rahel, Arendt was conspicuous for her intelligence from an early age; as a young woman, she was nicknamed Pallas Athene.

These robots represent only the most conspicuous application of artificial intelligence in social intercourse.

Because what is common to almost all Netflix's offerings is a conspicuous lack of emotional intelligence – which is strange for a genre driven almost exclusively by feeling.

A differentiating factor of intelligence is not conspicuous.

Author of works including Postwar, a hugely acclaimed history of Europe since 1945, Judt is a "politicologue" and controversialist, said the judges, whose writing is distinguished by its "intelligence, insight and conspicuous courage".

The book also mentions the three young women known as "Odierno's Chicks," conspicuous members of the general's intelligence staff.