Sentence examples for intelligence commitment from inspiring English sources

All three have the utmost respect for Carlyle (praising his warmth, intelligence, commitment, and insight).

For some, it's too conspicuously English, which is to say strong on intelligence, commitment, diction and musicality though weak in texture, color and projection.

Aside from the opening 10 minutes of their first game against South Africa when they let in an early try, the Welsh have played with intelligence, commitment, plenty of skill and no fear.

It also de-emphasises Wallace's comic intelligence, commitment to truth-telling and romantic attachment to citizenly American ideals, an attachment that can strike a European reader as a weird combination of thoroughgoing scepticism and resolute anti-cynicism.

He had a rare combination of intelligence, commitment and loyalty to the President...but also this great love of going out behind that podium and doing battle with his former colleagues.

Domalpalli felt that "to convince people to devote so much of their children's time and energy was hard enough, but to find the right combination of intelligence, commitment and talent as well was probably the steepest cliff they had to climb".

Her powerful love, intelligence and commitment will shine forever in her family in New York and Munich.

His intelligence and commitment give me confidence that someday he will.

"Those opinions are largely, if not entirely, uninformed and discredit the intelligence and commitment of the citizens who were selected to serve on the jury panel," she wrote.

He played another real-life person, Stoke City kit man Neil Baldwin, with such warmth, intelligence and commitment it is impossible to choose between the two, so I won't.

In the words of CSHL Professor Michael Wigler whose cancer research is supported by BCRF, She exemplified the best in human nature, grace and passion, intelligence and commitment, compassion and effectiveness, humor and seriousness of purpose.