Sentence examples for intelligence and affection from inspiring English sources

A 2006 study, for example, suggested the infection could cause subtle but significant personality changes – potentially affecting everything from guilt, intelligence and affection.

The earliest entry in "Kenneth Tynan Letters" -- a long-awaited collection edited with intelligence and affection by Tynan's widow, the late Kathleen Tynan -- shows the young Ken at his most promising.

Borough Hall has been restored with both intelligence and affection, and the admirable result says much not only about this architect's skill, but about the level to which the city can rise under the right circumstances.

But with humor, intelligence, respect and affection, he introduces audiences of all ages to the world of jazz.

For the most part, other people are abstractions to whom Don pitches ideas about connection, home and affection with wry intelligence and elegance.

Human beings, on the other hand, have constitutions, complex legal systems, and police forces; we have remarkable intelligence and a great capacity for love and affection.

A man of exceptional character, integrity, intelligence, affection, and caring, passed away on August 22, 2011, in the presence of his devoted wife and adoring daughters.

"The degree of generosity and affection he showed with his time and incredible intelligence was wonderful.

But I knew when I read it that the movie would have great power, great intelligence and a very wonderful feeling of affection for the characters.

"His calm, courteous and avuncular demeanour masked a sharp intelligence, shrewd diplomatic skills, a great sense of humour and huge knowledge of and affection for books and book people".

Pretty soon, she wound her way to the world of sphynxes, those hairless cats known for their extroverted personalities, energy, intelligence and penchant for showering their owners with affection.