Sentence examples for distinguished intellect from inspiring English sources

Men of distinguished intellect should not have encouraged the populace, however genuine its discontent, in its small-islander small-mindedness.

In these uncertain times, when disruptive climatic, economic, and environmental change threaten to severely limit human agency, even someone with Robinson's distinguished intellect, moral vision, and political acumen would encounter resistance in pressing for massive shifts in public action and policy-making on climate change.

George's distinguished career was marked by leadership, intellect, and wisdom.

But Kant himself prepared the way for the reassertion of the "confused concept" when he ascribed to genius the virtue of combining intellect and fancy, and distinguished art from "pure beauty" by defining it as "adherent beauty".

Her predecessor, Dr. James Billington, a distinguished Russia scholar appointed by Ronald Reagan, was beloved for his intellect but criticized for mismanagement; he neglected, for many years, to appoint a chief information officer, which was required by law, and he also didn't use e-mail.

"With her decision not to defend the executive order regarding immigration, Sally Yates displayed the fierce intellect, unshakeable integrity, and deep commitment to the rule of law that have characterized her 27 years of distinguished service to the Department of Justice under both Democratic and Republican administrations," Lynch said in a statement.

A physician of broad interests, active intellect and deep compassion, he concerned himself with the welfare of the sick, the affairs of the Academy of Medicine, and the health of his profession across a long and distinguished career.

as "distinguished persons".

A distinguished NYC attorney.

A distinguished fiction writer.

Hate reason and intellect.