Sentence examples for intelligent account from inspiring English sources
This is a fluent and intelligent account of the credit crisis: why it happened and how to survive it.
Vocally this was a solid and intelligent account of the role, sung with rhythmic incisiveness and crisp diction.
But this intelligent account of wasted lives and enduring dreams announces an impressive talent that should endure long after Alarcón has outgrown those lists of young novelists.
Watch the trailer here The banality of evil is examined in this solid and intelligent account of Arendt's controversial conclusions on the trial of Adolf Eichmann.
In the first half of the program the Orion Quartet gave a glowing and intelligent account of Brahms's String Quartet in C minor (Op. 51, No. 1), marred only by occasional intonation problems from the eager first violinist, Todd Phillips.
PH Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky (Jan Kounen, 2009), 12.15am, BBC2 An elegant, intelligent account of the affair between the French fashion icon (Anna Mouglalis) and the Russian composer (Mads Mikkelsen) in postwar Paris.
Now London was full of young, sport-obsessed graduates who were thirsting to read intelligent accounts of it.
Their reissue now as a collection makes for a wonderful bargain, for they are totally authoritative and hugely intelligent accounts of some of the most important pieces in the 20th-century piano repertoire.
There's a transparent, chamber-like sound that came through beautifully in his brisk, intelligent accounts of the symphonies – less rich and resplendent than what his predecessor, Donald Runnicles, got from the strings, more questioning and alert.
The latest glimpse we have of her sickbed is "Swimming in a Sea of Death," David Rieff's intelligent, disordered account of his mother's final illness.
For anyone who loves Kierkegaard, or who is puzzled and wants elucidation, this is a wonderfully intelligent, supple account of the philosopher's thought, with a special emphasis laid on Kierkegaard's rather doleful, sin-obsessed theology.
