Tony Blair releases optimism in many for his youth, his intelligence, his expressions of idealism, and his electability.
TAKÁCS QUARTET This Anglo-American-Hungarian foursome enjoys a high ranking among the world's chamber ensembles, renowned for its combination of expression, intelligence, and restraint.
His job as a parent, on the other hand, was to create the conditions under which my innate (read: genetic) intelligence could find expression.
His mother remarried, bringing Keenan into an "intolerant and unworldly household," where his intelligence and creative expression would be stifled.
This was demonstrated by Sacchi et al. [ 30] with their adaptation of the Temporal Abstractions (TA -clustering meTA -clusteringfield of artificial intelligence to gene expression analysis.
His proposals drew warm reviews from intelligence officials and expressions of disappointment from many civil liberties activists and some prominent technology company executives.
Full of charm and charisma, her intelligence and gift of expression are all the defence she needs.
If the threat of social exclusion can decrease the expression of intelligence, so can a perceived threat to physical safety.
She has a succinct descriptive knack: "She tried to compose an expression of intelligence on her face, which had lapsed into an aspect of carnal vegetation".
Cameron might have been able to capture something of Eliot's great seriousness, intelligence, and generosity — her expression "not only of habitual brooding thought and intellectual travail but of intense and yearning human sympathy and tenderness," as one observer put it.
