Sentence examples for intelligence and toughness from inspiring English sources

It is a mixture of experience, mobility, intelligence and toughness.

Martz looks for three qualities in quarterbacks: accuracy, intelligence and toughness.

His intelligence and toughness invoke comparisons to Stockton, the former Utah Jazz star.

But also for Palin, whose intelligence and toughness may wind up buried under the legend of her verb-deprived ramblings.

AROUND THE LEAGUE A combination of speed, intelligence and toughness made Minnesota wide receiver Percy Harvin the winner of the Associated Press 2009 N.F.L. Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

With a Stars and Stripes flag flying behind her, Mrs Clinton smiled and listened intently as Mr Obama introduced her as "a friend, a colleague, a source of counsel and as a campaign opponent" who "possesses an extraordinary intelligence and toughness and a remarkable work ethic".

As much as I admire Griffin's intelligence, charisma and toughness, there are enough risk factors associated with his style of play that he may never reach his huge potential.

She obviously has the intelligence, experience and toughness to withstand any campaign against her and to be a very good president.

Lewis's analytical intelligence and the toughness of his artistic temper marked equally his near-abstract early works and the incisive classical portraits he painted later.

For all the intensity and toughness, intelligence has been the key to his success.

Already displaying toughness, intelligence and a gift for languages, he runs away to the continent as a boy of 15 or so (his date of birth isn't known, and in the novel he doesn't know it himself).