Sentence examples for of considerable intelligence from inspiring English sources

And this vocal quality was combined with a mind of considerable intelligence.

At least when Stanley Kubrick hired Cruise to play an esteemed doctor of considerable intelligence in Eyes Wide Shut, it seemed intended to be funny.

He's a writer of considerable intelligence and great technical skill, who makes you wonder whether there's any reason he shouldn't take his place in the first rank of English novelists.

These items were of considerable intelligence value and they revealed that the North Koreans were preparing a last line of defence at Chongju 70 km away, with infantry supported by tanks.

There was a deadpan comedy about those literal pictures of a desperately uninteresting town — the image of provincialism as a front for considerable intelligence and wit".

Shortly after I was mugged, a concerned middle-aged man of some considerable intelligence and seniority asked me: "What could you have done differently?

"I remember reading Ayn Rand in Greek and English and getting sent to the principal's office because my essays were reflecting an Ayn Randian philosophy," she told me one day, and the allusive nature of her considerable intelligence persists.

Members of Task Force Manchu who escaped from Hill 209 brought back considerable intelligence information of North Korean activity in the vicinity of the Paekchin ferry crossing site.

Seven-card stud, it seemed, was looked on as an activity in which the very considerable intelligence of these men and women could lie completely dormant".

Studies undertaken at the Zoological Station in Naples by the British zoologists J.Z. Young, Martin J. Wells, and others have demonstrated that Octopus is capable of learning and has considerable intelligence.

Loury's account of his defection was "too pat to be true, especially for a man of Mr. Loury's considerable intelligence," Brent Staples wrote in The New York Times.