Every single solitary one of us have gifts of mind and heart," he added.
Macaulay's exceptional gifts of mind were never, as they have been for many men of genius, a source of calamity or mental anguish.
The man who brought his gifts of mind to bear on the tragic carnival of his era was a distinguished prose writer.
Moreover, there are different kinds of intelligence, better described as different gifts of mind, so that a person can be wonderfully talented in one respect and hopeless in another.
The Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion records with profound sorrow the death of Evelyn H. Lauder, devoted daughter of our people and honorary alumna, who has given ceaselessly and untiringly of her gifts of mind and heart to medical, cultural and philanthropic endeavors; the effects of which have been felt worldwide.
December 12 2015 – January 16 2016 The most beautifully mounted philosophy lecture you're ever likely to attend is written and delivered by Steven Friedman, a polymath with a self-described "gift of the mind".
His family was large, brilliant and extravagantly accomplished -- a hundred-plus cousins and dozens of aunts and uncles, each, in his imagination, with a sort of magus's gift of the mind.
Protecting your identity doesn't have to be hard: keep your online profiles secure, change your passwords often, choose two-step authentication when you can, and you can give yourself a gift - the gift of peace of mind, knowing that you're doing everything in your power to protect your identity.
Too bad he doesn't know anything about the land itself — a gift of better minds than his, one that ensures that some things are equal in this democracy.
They gave us a gift of peace of mind, rest and love.
