She once was one of the leading intellects behind the education reform movement — emphasizing charter schools, testing and accountability.
But he was soon corresponding with many of the world's leading intellects, sometimes writing as many as 10 letters a day.
All of evangelicalism's leading intellects are distinctly absent.
The show was truncated after Chávez ducked a debate with the Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, prompting jeers that the garrulous socialist Chávez feared taking on a leading, critical intellect.
Several leading Harvard intellects accused Wilson of "biological determinism", and of joining a tradition that included "the eugenics policies which led to the establishment of gas chambers in Nazi Germany".
Since the falling sickness, as epilepsy used to be known, had shaming associations with "hysteria", masturbation, syphilis and impairment of the intellect leading to "epileptic insanity", it was unnameable, particularly when it struck a woman.
A towering intellect and the leading conservative voice of his generation, his brilliant insight, illuminating lighting, and good advice for the country he so loved will be terribly missed.
Students were not able to perform as before due to impaired intellect and memory, leading to feelings of guilt.
A man of global vision and tremendous intellect, he was a leading researcher in financial economics and wrote the standard text used in most university derivatives courses.
Ofcom's chairman, Patricia Hodgson, said: "Sharon brings with her an outstanding combination of intellect, political acumen and experience leading complex public organisations.
