Sentence examples for gifted intelligence from inspiring English sources

Keller and Sullivan gained a national reputation as Keller mastered a full vocabulary and displayed a gifted intelligence.

Equipped with a serious and gifted intelligence in the English tradition of nature writing, he invested every subject he chose with that aura, even when the setting was Greek politics under the Colonels – his second wife, Roya, was from Athens – or Blackpool's transvestite demi-monde (in the books Fair Prospects and The Antique Collector respectively).

Though they were delighted by that most valuable specie of literary life, gossip, it was soon apparent what necessary company these brittle, gifted intelligences were.

Carol was gifted with exceptional intelligence and possessed character and common sense to an uncommon degree.

Among his near contemporaries in English one can think of Hugh Macdiarmid and WH Auden, both gifted with vigorous intelligence and a rage for order.

There are many people, gifted with rare intelligence and tolerance for humankind, who, when addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, run off the rails.

He was a man gifted with a superior intelligence, an energetic temperament, a keen awareness of his personal worth, and a discriminating sense for public relations.

By including "lightweight" even followed by the rejoinder "but there are many who find Mr. Hockney's ceaseless explorations exciting," Ms. Kino insults not just this incredibly gifted man but the intelligence of your readers.Byron Reimus Yardley, Pa.

Connie was a woman of great energy, humor, and intelligence, a gifted artist who had dozens of solo exhibitions, and a brilliant collector of the art of her time.

The average of all scores stayed the same across the years, but individual IQ scores rose or fell by as many as 21 points, a substantial difference – enough to take a person of "average" intelligence to "gifted" status, or vice versa.

For example, due to the different allotment of qi, some people are born with a high degree of intelligence or gifted in other ways.