1. Chose life-enhancing info Reading the headlines may make you feel informed, but at a certain point you're no longer adding to your intellectual acumen, you're just trolling.
But it also speaks to the lack of intellectual acumen in that talent pool.
Michael and Kevin were respected throughout the organization for their intellectual acumen and superior judgment.
Sometimes differences in people's beliefs can be explained by citing differences in their sensory faculties or intellectual acumen.
Kusa is rare among Libyan officials -- he embodies a combination of intellectual acumen, operational ability, and political weight.
"If you asked what level of intellectual acumen there is behind these opinions, I'd have to say 'very little,' " he remarked.
Daniel Goleman asserted 15 years ago that nearly 90% of the difference between outstanding and average leaders is attributable to emotional factors, not intellectual acumen.
A graduate of Michigan State University now in his early 60s, Mr. Koussa "is the rare Libyan official who embodies a combination of intellectual acumen, operational ability and political weight," said a May 2009 cable from the American Embassy in Tripoli.
US diplomats recognised his overarching influence, describing him in cables published by WikiLeaks as "the rare Libyan official who embodies a combination of intellectual acumen, operational ability and political weight".
She has learned, apparently in high school, a string of cutesy mannerisms of speech and gesture that she relies on for affect, and sadly, part of the American electorate finds her style (and lack of intellectual acumen) magnetically attractive.
They actually look rather dull, and they certainly lack the intellectual acumen of Allwill.
