Sentence examples similar to lacking intellect from inspiring English sources

"I worry that people will misunderstand my claim that Asians are less creative in basic science to mean that Asians are lacking in intellect," he said.

Although he found Brahms lacking in intellect, he praised his musicality, saying "... nobody can listen to Brahms' natural utterance of the richest absolute music, especially in his chamber compositions, without rejoicing in his natural gift".

Lebanese diplomats do not lack intellect or sharpness.

Anyone who thinks contemporary art lacks imagination, intellect or even simple skill should consult the work of Scottish artist Charles Avery.

Many would agree that President Bush lacks the intellect, judgment and engagement with complex public issues that an effective administration needs in its leader.

Senator Joe McCarthy, a Wisconsin Republican, was a showman who had "the mentality of a Fascist bully" and "the instincts of a Mussolini," but lacked the intellect, Albright writes.

And its not because they lack the intellect or tenacity to do so, but rather because barriers to tertiary education are plentiful and social mobility is an apparition.

Mr. Ashcroft, an aspiring J. Edgar Hoover isolated from reality by a circle of cronies, lacks the intellect and leadership ability to take on an adversary as cunning as Osama bin Laden.

Probably because they lacked his intellect.

You lack the intellect to keep both your security clearance and your pants on.

She looks presidential and I hope she does not lack the intellect that Mr. Huckabee certainly does not possess.