Sentence examples for intellect of a from inspiring English sources

He talks about human rights with the passion of a student activist and the intellect of a talented academic.

Also (and this is the clincher) Helen, who has the incisive intellect of a marsupial, is fatally attracted to bounders.

T. S. Eliot, who was famously ambivalent about Poe, once said that Poe's intellect "seems to me the intellect of a highly gifted person before puberty".

There's something insalubrious about his Inspector Clouseau, a camp, mincing, blithely destructive senior citizen with the hormones of an adolescent and the intellect of a toddler.

The desire to find a market and funding, they said, leaves no room for the disruptive playfulness and uncompromising intellect of a visionary film-maker.

It springs from the tormented sensibility and rigorous intellect of a man who lived and died at the heart of some of the modern world's most painful contradictions.

Now we have someone who has the intellect of an Army sergeant.

There's also the mighty forensic intellect of an F.B.I. agent (played with a fierce, heated focus by Hilary Swank), which comes into play when the robbery is history and which Soderbergh takes care to contrast with the political and corporate abuses that such intellect endures and struggles against.

We celebrate the life and intellect of Hank Pearson, a great artist and good friend.

She has the doe eyes of an Edie Sedgwick and the gamine qualities of Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly, but she also has the true grit and intellect of, well, a young Elizabeth Hardwick comes to mind.

Never underestimate the intellect of curious kids with a lot of free time.