Sentence examples for feeling intelligence from inspiring English sources

You just start to get the feeling: intelligence is here.

She thought about the world and expressed herself with feeling and intelligence.

As played by Kenneth Cavett, he is the star of the Engeman show, radiating intense feeling and intelligence.

"For art had set in order sense / And feeling and intelligence, /And from its ideal order grew/Our local understanding too".

The plot is adequate, but Ms. Blanchett plays her character with such feeling and intelligence that you forgive the film its logical and narrative lapses.

But beware: not only in the sense that they help each other, but also in the sense that they ransack each other, stealing feeling and intelligence, depriving each other of energy.

Nor are the nationalities or residences of the authors, or the settings of their novels, sufficient to account for the intensity of feeling and intelligence of ideas represented by the books on this list: the dark requiems of Tóibín and Crace; the comical philosophical acrobatics of Ozeki and Catton; the heartfelt protests of Bulawayo and Lahiri.

And now he has written his own book, "Gut Feelings: The Intelligence of the Unconscious," which he hopes will sell as well as "Blink".

The Human Mind by Robert Winston (Bantam Press) Winston tells us how our senses, emotions, personality, feelings and intelligence are the result of a ballet of genes and environment that shapes the path of our lives.

XCOM 2, which pits your human resistance force (namely XCOM) against the alien occupiers of Earth (read our interview from 2015 for more story background), communicates a feeling of brutal intelligence; it makes you feel clever and genuinely overwhelmed with relief for succeeding with each mission, but that success is never easily earned.

These were books you could read non-stop without feeling that your intelligence had been insulted.