Sentence examples similar to cultivated intellect from inspiring English sources

Charles Francis Adams, minister in London during Seward's tenure as secretary, deemed him "more of a politician than a statesman", but Charles Dana, former Assistant Secretary of State, disagreed, writing that Seward had "the most cultivated and comprehensive intellect in the administration" and "what is very rare in a lawyer, a politician, or a statesman imagination".

Henry III had a good intellect, an ingratiating manner, cultivated tastes, and a gift for oratory but could not save France from civil war.

The cultivated.

J. Intellect.

"The intellect.

Quarter the cultivated strawberries.

You have the intellect.

Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.

Hate reason and intellect.

The man represents intellect.

Some are cultivated as ornamentals.