Sentence examples for displayed intelligence from inspiring English sources

In their final speeches to the court, the young women of Pussy Riot — Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich — displayed intelligence, erudition and competent political analysis.

Though Keane and Lennon lack pace, they display intelligence and discipline in abundance, virtues that should facilitate a smooth passage to the Scottish championship and no similar capitulation to last season, when Celtic lost the title on the final day of the league campaign.

They display intelligence and emotion.

Recently I was a judge on a panel reviewing arts documentaries for a major TV prize and it struck me that, while many of the films displayed great intelligence and passion, none of the artists or cities or artworks were considered within any sort of economic or class framework.

The main character was a "noble, almost saintly character" that could engage in battle, exact vengeance as needed, and displayed supernatural intelligence, loyalty, and understanding of the needs of his owners.

From childhood he displayed great intelligence and an eagerness for learning, but his early years were dominated by his family's financial strain and his efforts to establish himself as a school teacher.

The white sharks are generally very curious animals, display intelligence and may also turn to socializing if the situation demands it.

But the opening scenes give proof of intelligence, and the series might yet display that intelligence more effectively, and give Mr. Anderson room to play.

A study of swarm logic: the ability to display greater intelligence collectively than alone.

We've stopped looking to MPs to display great intelligence, insight, fortitude or a cool head in a crisis.

"Lost" may not be a great piece of filmmaking, but it is a great story; its directors display dramatic intelligence.