To us, they betokened intellect.
And Julien's great intellect is evident only in his knowing silences.
Though her passion was evident, as was her intellect, it is true that Clinton sometimes seemed a bit anodyne.
Bedazzled as many in Congress were by the force of her intellect, so evident in these presentations, it was hardly an unknown quantity: her reputation as a formidable lawyer with a first-rate analytical mind had preceded her.
None of his science fiction or crime stories were published, and some felt the sharp wit and intellect so evident in his conversation did not show itself in his prose.
And if he's smart enough to do that, will he also be smart enough to dump his pretty bimbo of a girlfriend, Pat, in favor of the infatuated, defiantly uncool Connie, whose superior intellect is evident from her eyeglasses and who agrees to tutor him for the Big Test?
As is presented in Table 5, no significant relationship between cued semantic distance and intellect was evident.
'starting points') from articles of faith rather than, like the philosophers, from what is evident to the senses and intellect.
Rejecting the traditional picture of theological learning as the perfection or completion of philosophical wisdom, Buridan seems to articulate, sometimes in spite of himself, a new vision of philosophy as a secular enterprise based on what is evident to the senses and intellect, in contrast to theology, which begins from non-evident truths revealed in scripture and doctrine.
It is not self evident to the eyes or intellect that "all men are created equal".
