This work, she argued, shaped the parent as much as the child, giving rise to specific cognitive capacities and values — qualities of intellect and soul.
But two things more than make up for Mr Fukuyama's occasional failures.The first is the quality of his intellect.
For all his otherworldly eccentricity, no one doubts the quality of Letwin's intellect.
While Brookhiser respects the quality of Madison's intellect, he is more interested in Madison the politician, less concerned with the consistency of Madison's thought than with Madison's skill as an activist.
With the wisdom of hindsight, it is now clear that the sheer quality of the Obama intellect, and the solid integrity of his character, lulled many of those who twice voted for him into a false sense of security.
He regards both as qualities of the mind or intellect.
I had often seen him asking penetrating questions - questions that hinted at the quality of Hugo's mind, accumulated knowledge and intellect - but I'd never before seen how he systematically noted and ordered his reporting.
Well spoken and ambitious, she was clearly endowed with the gifts of intellect and curiosity – qualities that miraculously flourished even in war-torn Liberia, where more than a million people were displaced and thousands died during two decades of civil war.
Love baseball, like football, basketball not so much, but when I started to read the article in Sunday's magazine, I was hooked by the quality of the writing and the intellect of Shane Battier.
That show, which played at the John Jay College Theater, managed to recoup a $570,000 investment despite a script that required ample portions of intellect and patience to understand, qualities often in short supply in dinnertime audiences.
