Sentence examples for the intelligence with which from inspiring English sources

The intelligence with which they play is too often overlooked.

What should determine their self-esteem is the intelligence with which an evaluation of their work has been made.

The clever, sophisticated details and the intelligence with which many of the attractions were designed, especially in the Animal Kingdom, were impressive.

I was in awe of the intelligence with which she read, so I feared anything less than brilliant would fail to impress her.

The intelligence with which these singers approached their work on record was also evident in the way they deployed their forces live.

The first 25 minutes will be a challenge and will probably see a few penalties traded, but then England should start to break down the Italians with their runners and the intelligence with which they have been playing under Lancaster.

My brother, sister and I were bowled over by one nurse in particular and the compassionate intelligence with which she grasped the emotional picture.

I was angry at first when I saw the panettone gone, but when I saw the incredible intelligence with which she had gotten it…" "It's not just the facts," she told me.

Some critics acknowledge the wry intelligence with which Ingels presents his designs but wonder if the work sometimes lacks nuance, or polish, or is too pliant to the needs of powerful clients.

I have spent enough time in the archives researching ballet between 1670 and 1850 to be amazed by the fresh material that Ms. Homans has brought to light, and by the piercing intelligence with which she has refreshed whole topics.

I am impressed by his responsiveness, the nuanced intelligence with which he speaks (even in a second language).