Sentence examples similar to prized intellect from inspiring English sources
He's shown himself to prize intellect, character and insight, rarely speaking of his friendships (unlike, say, John McCain) and instead speaking of his mentors and those he admires.
While the duchess was always known for her curiosity and her fizzy personality, she was not prized for her intellect.
Intellect was prized in the Paterno family.
Intellect is rightly prized, as is a wide-ranging appetite for different sounds.
POLITICS and intellect were always prized in the Unger family, which moved to New York from Rio de Janeiro when Mr. Unger was 6 months old.
Though he is also a man who prizes his intellect as a mechanism for making his way back home, Everett soon discloses a shallow obtuseness beneath his clever and fast-talking rhetoric.
It must be extremely frustrating for them to live in a society that prizes the superficial, that places greater value on Instagram than on intellect.
An intellect great enough to win the prize needs other food besides success.
Experiment goes awry when offspring has Martina's intellect but Donald's athletic ability, and she becomes Nobel Prize-winning nuclear physicist-poet.
