In 2017, he received the International Studies Association's Susan Strange Award which recognizes the scholar whose "singular intellect, assertiveness, and insight most challenge conventional wisdom and intellectual and organizational complacency" in the international studies community.
He's shown himself to prize intellect, character and insight, rarely speaking of his friendships (unlike, say, John McCain) and instead speaking of his mentors and those he admires.
With studied intellect and keen insight, he saw talent and strength in John Edwards – a man whose journey is the best of American folklore.
I will miss his intellect and wonderful insights and will be forever grateful for the time I shared with Johnny and Betsy, most especially our time together in England.
One faculty member after another spoke to us with great insight, intellect and energy.
The virtues of practical intellect are art and prudence; the virtues of theoretical intellect are insight, science and wisdom.
This comment illustrates well the general nature of Szigeti's reception by both critics and fellow musicians: while his musical insights, intellect, and depth of interpretation were almost universally lauded, the purely technical aspect of his playing was awarded a more mixed reaction.
But, there remains something quite magical about a life that allows me to work with students from whom I learn, and with whom I can make small discoveries that touch on some of life's deepest secrets, and that takes me to conferences where I encounter people who sparkle with intellect, insight and humour.
Ms. Murphy demonstrates once again her singular gift for balancing intellect and intuition, research and actorly insight, in musical performance.
He brought a performer's intensity, a scholar's intellect, and a deep humanity overflowing with humor and insight to all of his activities on stage, in the classroom, and in daily life.
