Mr. Myhrvold brought to that task a remarkably wide-ranging intellect and breadth of interests.
You think that is a better qualification than her intellect, her breadth of experience, her ability to get things done for the state?
His keen intellect, depth and breadth of knowledge, unfailing sense of humor and deep steadfast devotion to his family and friends is his legacy to all who knew and loved him.
But the humour and the hospitality of himself and his wife, Marlene, as well as the intellect, political incisiveness and breadth of vision, remain wonderfully undimmed.
Hearing her talk about the presidency, her policies and answers for America's big problems, we are hugely impressed by the depth of her knowledge, by the force of her intellect and by the breadth of, yes, her experience.
Their depth of passion and breadth of intellect challenged all I had been taught of the so-called Third World.
He had no leavening wit, no humor, no breadth of intellect, no sparkle of conversation, to attract those who disagreed with him politically.
What redeemed Clinton was not his personality but the breadth of his intellect; he had a carefully considered position on everything, a transformative vision.
In computer science circles, Mr. Cocke was renowned for the breadth of his intellect, his energy, his insights and his unconventional working methods.
He was a lecturer, writer, scholar, organist, broadcaster, teacher, pianist, conductor, editor and enthusiast, the sheer breadth of his intellect making him an inspirational guide for generations of aspiring musicians.
