Sentence examples for man of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Stanley was a man of intelligence, integrity and honor.

He was a man of intelligence, exceptional warmth and humor and will be greatly missed.

In others' words "A man of intelligence, and one of those prompt, frank, ardent souls that I love to meet".

The portrait that emerges is that of a man of intelligence and cunning but of little detectable complexity.

"The president has nominated a man of intelligence, energy and deep integrity," said Mr. Goldin, whose last day is Saturday.

David will be remembered by his family and his many friends and associates as a loving, kind man of intelligence and integrity.

After all, both have been written by men -- men of intelligence and insight -- not by any God.

That choice should be made for them by civilised men of intelligence".

In July 1914, men of intelligence in Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary, France and England, all quite conscious of the forces which were feeding the approaching holocaust, found themselves enmeshed in internal pressures, commitments and precedents which left them powerless to avoid the inevitable.

Four years later, when the IRA recruited him to join the delegation to London, the security force guidance to Whitelaw was that he and Adams were young men of intelligence.

First, there was antipathy to the notion of a cadre of permanent civil servants; President Jackson clearly dismissed this notion of a highly professional caste when he said, in 1829, that "the duties of all public officers are... so plain and simple that men of intelligence may readily qualify themselves for their performance".