Sentence examples for remarkable intellectual from inspiring English sources
Descriptions of Maxwell remark upon his remarkable intellectual qualities being matched by social awkwardness.
Dante was endowed with remarkable intellectual and aesthetic self-confidence.
The late Roman Republic, despite its turmoil, was a period of remarkable intellectual ferment.
He really engrosses the reader in the 'process' of scholarship and it's a remarkable intellectual exercise.
Quite often he praised her remarkable intellectual energies, which, he declared, qualified her as a "great man".
Jewish thinkers helped to bring the remarkable intellectual achievements of the Islamic world to Christian Europe and added their own contributions as well.
PBS's "School" answers this question with remarkable thoroughness and intellectual energy.
Most remarkable were the intellectual achievements, culminating in the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) caves found in the Cantabrian Mountains of northern Spain.
This gives his philosophy a remarkable originality and intellectual purity – and it also led to controversy and charges of heresy.
At first sight, that looks like a remarkable admission of intellectual vacuousness after just six months in office; but it is not quite that bad.
Her modesty was as remarkable as her intellectual chutzpah and financial acumen (one of her many accomplishments was a licence to trade on the Wall Street exchange).
