Her spirit of commitment, intelligence, and, warmth infused everything she did and all people she touched.
Mr. Ostermeier may see in Maria Braun a 20th-century iteration of one of Ibsen's women of spirit and intelligence trapped by economic and social convention into leading thwarted lives.
And if they can let go, they will see the results that they want and deserve: young people, so full of intelligence, spirit and promise, transformed into wonderful women and men.
It is about asserting American leadership -- a combination of intelligence, spirit, and ethics -- in science.
She takes Eliot's brief reference to the ducking of witches (in a book Maggie is reading) and makes it a recurring symbol of Maggie's plight: a woman of spirit and intelligence, like the woman on the ducking stool, is damned if she rises and drowned if she sinks.
As we mourn his passing, we hold dear and celebrate the memory of his having lived life to its fullest, his love for family and friends, and his generosity of spirit, warmth, intelligence, dignity, enthusiasm and energy.
However, it did make money ($288 million, quite a bit less than the original's $416 mil, but still) so maybe they'll take another shot at it and try and capture the spirit and intelligence of the TV show once and for all.
Le Figaro described the show as "pure poetry, a wonderful moment of intelligence, audacity, spirit, humor, imagination".
"For his was the kind of intelligence and spirit which would not rest on the corroded pedestal of success and prominence.
The triumph is that his mind, his soul, his spirit, his intelligence, all of that survived against the will of the madness of schizophrenia.
