I mean, intellectually, it's beautiful, the idea of it is fantastic.
She was beautiful, vivacious, intellectually accomplished and didn't give a fig for convention.
Middlebury College, in Vermont, was the only school to which she had applied, the only school where she could envision herself, the only school that seemed as if it had been designed with her desires in mind: small, liberal arts, beautiful campus, intellectually challenging, in the Northeast.
In November 1941, her father, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., had agreed to what turned out to be a tragically botched lobotomy of Rosemary that morphed a beautiful, mildly intellectually challenged young woman into a young child.
Intellectually ambitious as well as beautiful, the comtesse, a k a Louise d'Haussonville, went on to write memoirs, romantic novels, historical studies and biographies, including two volumes on Lord Byron.
Deborah Jowitt, Village Voice, 2010 "As you try to track [Brown's] dancers though the rules of each work, the experience is as intellectually enthralling as it is beautiful to watch".
"The steady-state theory was a beautiful idea and intellectually very nice, although the Big Bang has become the clear winner in science," said Dr. Peter Goldreich, an astrophysicist with the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton who studied with Dr. Gold.
In Mr. Odita's paintings, which are the strengths of these shows, he has found a way to give the topic a visual form that is both intellectually cogent and self-sufficiently beautiful.
"There's something about having a beautiful book that looks intellectually weighty and yummy," said Ms. Wiles, who recalled that when she was rereading "Anna Karenina" recently, she liked that people could see the cover on the subway.
The best of this material is as beautiful, as moving, as spiritually and intellectually nourishing as anything in a conventional art museum.
