Sentence examples for exceedingly intelligent from inspiring English sources
Ms. Huong takes us on an emotionally intense and exceedingly intelligent journey through the thicket of Hung and Suong's lives, both political and personal.
Last year, Britain's last remaining "circus elephant", Anne, was finally retired after 58 years of servitude but other elephants, exceedingly intelligent and social animals who protect one another, care for orphaned babies and travel many miles a day, suffer from confinement, crowds and chronic boredom in our zoos.
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The key to understanding Mr. Levin's staying power, say those who have watched him over the years, is that he is intelligent and exceedingly tough and a patient corporate infighter.
(Norman describes her as being volatile and unstable, but fiercely intelligent and exceedingly interesting to boot).
But a standard argument holds that despite the high probability that other hospitable planets exist, intelligent life is exceedingly rare.
Money can buy intelligence equipment, but it cannot buy intelligence, and without an intelligent use of resources, local support will remain exceedingly weak, and international support will continue to be withheld.
Because you are terrified to touch the clothing, the store is fortunate to have a handsome salesman, Paul Silva, who is exceedingly kind and supplied a variety of intelligent selections in Size 34.
From a philosophical perspective, therefore, I believe that finding extrasolar intelligent life (or the demonstration that it is exceedingly rare) will rival the Copernican and Darwinian revolutions combined.
