Sentence examples for decisive intellect from inspiring English sources

Moore's style, Liebling writes, is all panache and technique — the picture of "a powerful, decisive intellect unfettered by preconceptions".

As usual, he stood up nicely, his arms close to his body and his feet not too far apart, ready to go anywhere but not without a reason — the picture of a powerful, decisive intellect unfettered by preconceptions.

James R. Houghton, the chairman of the Met, said, "Clearly we wanted a scholar and art historian who is respected in his field, has a keen intellect and can be decisive".

Reached by telephone, James R. Houghton, the board chairman, said, "Clearly we wanted a scholar and art historian who is respected in his field, has a keen intellect and can be decisive".

For Godfrey of Fontaines, by contrast, it is the intellect that exercises the decisive motion (Quodl. III, q. 16).

You have the intellect.

Hate reason and intellect.

The man represents intellect.

"His intellect, his charisma.

"It's their intellect.

Very decisive.