Sentence examples for intellectually brilliant from inspiring English sources

Ratzinger's writing, he finds, is intellectually brilliant and emotionally powerful.

The Balenciaga show was so focused and so intellectually brilliant that it took your breath away.

Reents's characters are as sharp as they are sly, as intellectually brilliant as they are oddball.

I think you have to be bright but do you have to be intellectually brilliant?

He was existentially troubled, intellectually brilliant, linguistically talented, openminded and humane.

Willie Whitelaw, on the other hand, "was not intellectually brilliant, but nor was he stupid".

Pilar is extraordinarily bright and intellectually curious, with brilliant SAT scores and essays that need not one correction.

She's an unusual woman, brilliant intellectually.

It's probable that she could not have eked out her November victory had she not been perceived, in the words of Representative Steve Rothman of New Jersey, as "charming, lovely, brilliant, warm, intellectually curious, intellectually honest — and tough as nails".

He brings all of his experience as one of the most intellectually rigorous pianists and brilliant music historians alive today.

Born in Bordeaux in 1909, Cellier was a pioneer in every sense: a professional woman, a chemist, an artist working in the olfactory medium, tall, beautiful, abrasive (and possibly lesbian), a brilliant and intellectually voracious friend of Cocteau, a proponent of synthetic raw materials.