No one expects the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, a man of education, intellect, talent and professional and material success to commit an act of violence.
The kids accepted into this program are little different than me in intellect, talent, and drive; however, they are stuck in a system that seems hopelessly inadequate.
For as long as she could remember, this woman had made decisions based on a single question, "Can I do this?" Given her intellect, talent and skills, the answer has always been a resounding "of course".
"The levels of intellect and talent in that team are catastrophic," the former France captain Jean-Michel Larqué commented.
"He and Jimmy are very different, but it's the same kind of level of intellect and talent".
She described Humphries as a "man with a searing intellect, extraordinary talent, and a mind-boggling memory", saying he was an inspiration to artists of every medium.
While the renaissance was not confined to the Harlem district of New York City, Harlem attracted a remarkable concentration of intellect and talent and served as the symbolic capital of this cultural awakening.
Guy Ritchie owns up to boy-crush Guy Ritchie is, by his own confession, besotted with Robert Downey Jnr, the American actor who is starring in his "buddy movie" version of Sherlock Holmes, even though he was quoted in 'Total Film' magazine's January edition as saying that he didn't think much of the actor's intellect or talent at the outset.
They were well matched in intellect and talent.
Despite experiencing the sting and brutality of racial and gender discrimination during the first half of the 20th century, her faith, intellect and talent allowed her to pursue the lives of an actress, singer, dancer, poet, memoirist, novelist, educator, dramatist, producer, historian, filmmaker and civil rights activist.
These people are often an odd mix of very high intellect or talent, coupled with low self-esteem (although they often seem confident to the point of arrogance, a mask for their internal lack of true confidence).
