Sentence examples for intellect but also from inspiring English sources

Liberals have labelled Mr Rove "Bush's brain" not only to belittle the commander-in-chief's intellect, but also because they recognise his top strategist's brilliance.

The motto of the school hasn't changed since it was founded more than 150 years ago – "not only the intellect, but also the character".

In her writing she used real animals she had encountered to show that pets have not only an intellect, but also a desire to achieve and be challenged and a capacity for moral understanding.

Chudnofsky, who became the president and C.O.O. of Interface in 1988, concluded that Adelson had not only an enormous appetite for risk and a keen intellect but also the instincts of a street fighter — which gave him an edge over many of his more educated peers.

Milton Friedman is not just an extraordinary intellect but also a wonderful human being.

Its embodiment facilitates its acquisition of knowledge and the perfection of its intellect but also acts as a cage of restraint.

Jennifer Grout, an American coed and Mayam Mahmoud, an Egyptian rapper make music breakthroughs in the "Arabs Got Talent" show because change and understanding comes not just through our intellects but also from the arts.

She will be remembered not only for her strength of character and uncompromising intellect, but for also for her unceasing kindness and thoughtfulness.

He shared his father's keen intellect, but was also a visionary, an infectious leader, the kind of man who could convince other people to follow him even when only he understood where they were going.

Those scores will not only give a false reflection of her intellect but will also reflect incorrectly on her teachers and school as well.

Rafal has an incredible intellect and humor but also a dark side.