Sentence examples for intelligence and clarity from inspiring English sources
Her book is delightfully practical as well as informative, packed with intelligence and clarity of both thought and expression.
The actor Michael Pennington was a distinguished Hamlet for the RSC in the 1980s, celebrated for his intelligence and clarity.
Players have been convinced, certainly; struck by the depth of knowledge and the hours he puts in, the level of preparation, and the intelligence and clarity with which he conveys his ideas, building a team dynamic.
Anna Friel acts with a sharpness and delicacy that she hasn't before shown on the stage; Samuel West brings his usual intelligence and clarity to the part of Astrov.
Last Tuesday, in the House of Commons, under tremendous pressure from the British public and his own party, Tony Blair set out the case for action against Saddam Hussein with infinitely more detail, intelligence, and clarity than anyone in the Bush Administration has seen fit to do.
I prefer the intelligence and clarity bound in this book.
Written while she was preparing to re-enter political life, it is a book of enormous intelligence, courage and clarity.
In the Book Review, Fareed Zakaria called this a "book of enormous intelligence, courage and clarity" and said it "contains the best-written and most persuasive modern interpretation of Islam I have read".
Writing in 1968, The Gramophone critic Roger Fiske recalled that Wilson "stood out above other tenors both for high intelligence and for clarity of words, though his voice was not by nature of especial beauty; also he never sang quite as well in performance as at rehearsal, his tone tightening under stress".
In the article below, WL Webb (whose obituary of Havel appears here) reports from Prague on the "warm intelligence, moral clarity and personal integrity" of Havel.
He has not put forward his ideas with extraordinary intelligence or clarity, and although he has never equalled his opponents banality, he has failed to raise the level of the campaign as he hoped to.
