Sentence examples for intelligence and resolve from inspiring English sources

The player known as Goose is still relatively slow, but his intelligence and resolve and left-footed free kicks have made him a regular on inside left defense.

They care only that he uses his talent, intelligence and resolve to continue performing in the same consistent way he has since joining them.

Both attend a missionary school, run by Reverend Gundert, a German priest and amateur botanist, who recognizes Devanna's intelligence and resolves to make a civilized doctor of the boy.

An unassuming intelligence and peppery resolve were hidden under Matthau's poised equilibrium.

Father Halik argued that Benedict's fierce intelligence and moral resolve made him a worthy opponent of pervasive secularism.

The participants — the youthful hot-eyed debaters and the tweedy, benevolent faculty sponsors — meet in an atmosphere of virtue and intelligence and unanimously resolve to do away with all nasty explosions, and everyone pretends not to know that the bright young scholar who presided over the previous year's meeting has since gone to work for the Hercules Powder Company.

Teachout says all the right things about how, without Ellington's ears to hear them and his intelligence to fix and resolve them, these might have been butterflies that lived a day, fluttered, and died.

In earlier comments, Fehr said he was impressed by the hockey players' intelligence and by their resolve to repair their formerly fractious union.

We are asked to summon the courage and the intelligence to resolve today's many geopolitical and economic crises.

It incorporates ideas from psychology, artificial intelligence, and computer science to resolve theoretical issues such as wholes vs. parts, structural vs. functional descriptions, declarative vs. procedural representations, symbolic vs. connectionist models, and logical vs. common-sense theories of learning.

He said it was his view that the intelligence problems cited in the letter resulted from not having enough human sources of solid intelligence to resolve uncertainties and inconsistencies in the information collected.