John and Robert Kennedy, 1960s Equal in intellect and sexual stamina, Robert and John Kennedy were a close political and fraternal pairing.
Hamilton injected some of the series' most-iconic elements into Goldfinger, actor Sean Connery's third appearance as Bond: expensive action sequences spiced with witty dialogue, a plethora of fast cars and high-tech gadgets, a diabolical and intelligent villain, and a romantic interest who was Bond's equal in intellect and sexual chemistry.
If a woman is seen as being equal in intellect and is valued for her appearance, then perhaps our emotions have barred us from presidency?
They added that "his art of seduction which can reach obsessiveness has no equal besides his intellect".
To achieve that, Mr. Hargrove combined equal measures of intellect, pugnacity, charisma and a willingness to take on unfashionable causes.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to his beautiful wife and partner of 56 years, Margaret, who is in every way his equal in warmth, intellect, and zest for life.
Mice are not obviously people's equal in terms of intellect, but scientists have found ingenious ways to make mice serve as models for psychiatric diseases.
Should Marcus do anything astonishingly brave in "The Technologists," he will be striking a blow for intellect, progress, equal opportunity and the plight of any underdog, anywhere.
Upon reaching this conclusion that strengthening the foundations of the nation's intellect has equal precedence to its healthcare and finance systems, BRAC set out to functionalize its extra-governmental education system in 1985.
Lincoln argued, "The authors of the Declaration of Independence never intended 'to say all were equal in color, size, intellect, moral developments, or social capacity', but they 'did consider all men created equal equal in certain inalienable rights, among which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness'".
