Sentence examples for magnificent intelligence from inspiring English sources
John Hay, at the time the American ambassador to Britain, writing to his friend Theodore Roosevelt in Cuba, referred to the war against Spain as "a splendid little war, begun with the highest motives, carried on with magnificent intelligence and spirit, favored by that Fortune which loves the brave".
"I was extremely aware of his magnificent intelligence, acute spirit, and readiness to answer my questions even if they were not easy to answer, because I was not friendly with him on many occasions," Lanzmann said.
In fact the whole movie is a rich, spacious, passionate way of showing, not telling, feelings that dare not speak their name - and doing so with superb intelligence and magnificent candour.
"I figured I would offer fashion, cerebral intelligence at a magnificent level and the ability to communicate for my district," he claimed.
All who knew her, even briefly, felt embraced, enlivened, and blessed by her radiance, humor, intelligence, generosity, sparkling beauty, and by her magnificent art.
Sometimes, it can suggest innocence, other times intelligence or, in the case of Helen, a magnificent obtuseness.
Once you free yourself from the expectation and need to have your child perform "correctly," variations become a magnificent, intentionally playful way to free your child to access his or her own intelligence.
