Sentence examples similar to studying intellect from inspiring English sources

With studied intellect and keen insight, he saw talent and strength in John Edwards – a man whose journey is the best of American folklore.

He once told a German protégée, Anna Maria van Schurman (1607 78), who was known as a painter and a poet, that she was wasting her intellect studying Hebrew and theology.

"He blended religious study and intellect with worldly manners to heal the sick and guide the healthy," Rubin said.

He is beginning to realise the full class of his intellect, and is considering studying English at university.

She enrolled in engineering at the Instituto Tecnologico Buenos Aires but discovered that it only stimulated one facet of her intellect, so she began studying philosophy.

Kristin Rosenau spent six years studying to be an astroparticle physicist before she focused her intellect on baking.

ONE OF the perks of spending many years studying a quantitative subject:  I have enough confidence with my intellect to admit, without embarrassment, I enjoy bad reality television.

"She applies intellect but also psychology to the dossiers that she's studying.

His intellect and skills closely match T'Challa's after having served in the military while studying at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

After four years studying philosophy in Beijing, he entered the seminary with the help of a bishop impressed by his charisma and intellect.

A towering presence possessed of eloquence, dignity and a scholar's intellect, Mr. Weston studied African culture for nearly half a century.