Sentence examples for toughness and intelligence from inspiring English sources

It doesn't have an enormous admissions office grading applicants along four separate dimensions of toughness and intelligence.

Players built their alter egos by using numbers to represent characteristics such as strength, toughness and intelligence.

As voters, all we can do is look for the candidates who seem to have the leadership, toughness and intelligence to take command.

He decided he needed to speak with a skater whose mental toughness and intelligence he admired: Brian Boitano, the 1988 Olympic men's champion from the United States, who gave him key words and breathing techniques to focus on.

So the role of the good Sister Jamison is not the wild stretch you might expect for Ms. Turner, an actress who has always exuded an appealing toughness and intelligence, even when she was playing neo-noir bombshells back in the early days of her film career.

"He's got to improve, got to get on the range a little bit and get that stroke right, but he has the mental capacity and the mental toughness and the intelligence to be unique and special.

For all the intensity and toughness, intelligence has been the key to his success.

He made up for it with intelligence, toughness and determination.

Enid's cynicism does little for national cheeriness and optimism, but her intelligence, toughness and collision with reality will speak worlds to many teenagers.

He underscores Mrs. Clinton's intelligence, toughness and resilience but also describes less than attractive traits that have more often been ascribed to George W. Bush: religious convictions that "to some bordered on a messiahlike self-perception," a "demand for absolute loyalty," a discomfort with being challenged.

That is true, but it will also require military toughness, redoubled intelligence efforts and intensified security.