Sentence examples for intellectually qualified from inspiring English sources

At this university there is only one teacher of ancient Greek, Julian, who accepts only a small number of intellectually qualified students.

Such learning was esoteric by its very nature, something potentially powerful and dangerous, and hence to be concealed from the masses and entrusted only to those who were morally and intellectually qualified to possess it.

These included: the elimination of royal patronage, a substantial extension of the franchise, annual elections by secret ballot, the election of intellectually qualified and independent members of parliament with a system of fines to ensure regular attendance, and the accurate and regular publication of parliamentary debates.

I say this not because Kavanaugh is not intellectually qualified to serve on the court.

She is undoubtedly intellectually qualified for the job, as demonstrated by her education and the near unanimous reviews of the quality of her work on the bench.

What action would Chairman Priebus take if a woman were asked if women are less intellectually qualified to hold political positions, or if a Jew were asked if Jews use the blood of Christian children for Passover rituals, or if an African American were asked if black men rape white women?

Respected ob-gyn Dr. Masters met independent-minded single mom Miss Johnson when she applies to be his secretary, a job for which she is intellectually overly qualified, but spiritually suited.

Under current political circumstances, it should be enough that Judge Alito is intellectually and judicially qualified.

The judges, while acknowledging in their decision that Mr. Yamashita was "intellectually and morally" qualified to practice law, said that he could not become a lawyer because, as a Japanese immigrant, he was ineligible to become an American citizen and only citizens could be lawyers.

"This is a race between a highly qualified, intellectually formidable, tough, balanced, nimble, seasoned politician... and a breathtakingly unqualified candidate who is as ready to be the President of the United States as a broken clock is ready to keep accurate time," she wrote.

RYAN: Although we may quibble over terms like "qualified" and "intellectually myopic," I take solace in the knowledge that nothing is irreversible; and, if history has taught us anything, it's that one American, however incompetent, can't really screw things up forever.