In a sentimental mood, she has a tendency to lapse into a wide-eyed, superlative mode: having her portrait hung at a health clinic was "the most important honor of my life"; her meeting Morgenthau was its "most special moment"; the late Judge Fred Parker had an "intellect as deep as the Grand Canyon, and... a heart as big as a lion".
He leaves us a legacy of intense curiosity, passionate intellect, and deep love of Israel and his people.
Throughout his career he combined a powerful intellect with deep erudition, an uninhibited approach to established theory, and an inventive compositional style guaranteed to maintain his readers' attention.
His wise counsel, keen intellect and deep knowledge of the intricacies of New York City real estate law were applied in creative and unique ways to help the Hebrew Home fulfill its mission of caring for the elderly with respect and dignity.
Though Mr. Tetzlaff does not avoid the Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn and other crowd-pleasing concertos, he has always been drawn to substantive and unusual works that engage his probing intellect and deep musicianship.
A physician of broad interests, active intellect and deep compassion, he concerned himself with the welfare of the sick, the affairs of the Academy of Medicine, and the health of his profession across a long and distinguished career.
His intellect, energy, and deep commitment will be greatly missed.
He is a man of courage, principle, deep intellect - and the best shot in the county!
He was never a man of deep intellect or great vision, students of government and even his associates conceded.
