Quiet people are seen as intellectual, informative, wise, and erudite.
They are not in the hands of individuals, or intellectual, pious or wise people.
He was invited by Mr. Yeltsin himself, who wanted a wise, intellectual counterbalance to his team of career bureaucrats.
His chum Grade once described Cotton as a very clever negotiator who always told artists the truth about themselves, a man who was intelligent if no intellectual, intuitive and wise, unselfish and, strikingly, perhaps not ambitious enough on his own behalf.
Scott Spencer has, through his career, established an instantly recognizable voice: blunt, earthy and intellectual, if not always wise.
The wise public intellectual suddenly reveals his upset about the political damage that's being done to Europe by the Brexit decision.
A central factor to the benefits of being virtuous is a degree of trust a person has with themselves, as well as others who are wise or intellectual will trust such a person.
Well, it was courageous, we say, because, though common people and politicians were wiser, intellectuals in France believed the opposite.
But though no intellectual, he's kindly, courageous, wise, and loves Apollinaire.
For his critics, this kind of pragmatist shrug could be maddening, but the intellectual humility it embodied seems wise beyond measure in the post-9/11 age.
