Sentence examples for of about equal intelligence from inspiring English sources

For example, where there is a Cosmo, there should also be a Maxim – they're of about equal intelligence and relevance – and where there's an O Magazine, perhaps there's also a Men's Health.

The gifted groups have about equal intelligence levels (p = .37), which differ significantly from the averagely intelligent dyslexic group (p < .001).001

The state has distinct seasons of about equal length.

I did know that he would make Meryl sweat, that she would be up against someone of equal intelligence.

Take two students of equal intelligence and equal intellectual nurturing, but one lives in New Hampshire and one in Manhattan.

In this novel Henty tells us that "the intelligence of an average negro is about equal to that of a European child of ten years old", but they can be significantly improved by living among white men where "their imitative faculties enable them to attain a considerable amount of civilisation".

In 2008 both measures of investment were about equal.

In normal children verbal and non-verbal intelligence are about equal.

The range of his repertoire is breathtaking, and he brings equal intelligence and musicality to everything he sings.

Boston and NYC (which are about equal) are one-third of that.

Writing about the avant-garde and the mainstream with equal intelligence, wit and high style, Mr. Hoberman bridged the critical traditions his predecessors had carved out.