Sentence examples for unparalleled intellectual from inspiring English sources
Presented by Lord Haldane to the Royal Society in England as a man of unparalleled intellectual boldness, Einstein found himself intimidated by the livery of the Haldane retainers.
The Character has been a miraculous and unparalleled intellectual and political achievement, sustained for a very long time at a very high level.
It must be this translation to the future that gave Duchamp his unparalleled intellectual freedom, an alienated liberation familiar to travellers.
With his uncanny ability to persuade and to ignite interest in his ideas, he challenged and stimulated everyone around him through his keen scientific vision and unparalleled intellectual depth and rigor.
On the contrary, it is home to nearly unparalleled financial, intellectual, and network capital, and through both Boom and Bust, it has remained a catalyst for and breeding ground of some of the world's most innovative technologies.
Her love of music and Israel was unparalleled and her intellectual leadership and generosity will ensure the IPO programs for generations to come.
"It's an intellectual exercise unparalleled in government, and demonstrates the value of NSF to the nation".
In summary, the depth and range of Zhu Xi's thought were unparalleled in the Chinese intellectual tradition and around East Asia.
While indeed the intellectual superiority and unparalleled ability to reshape the world certainly earns the superior ranking of Homo sapiens, I think this is a somewhat unfortunate opening message.
In Kindly Inquisitors, Rauch offers a powerful defense of freedom of speech as just one part of an intellectual system that has made unparalleled progress possible.
To be sure, elusive individual qualities of his mind and personality must have played an essential rôle, but it is equally true that philosophical, social, and religious parameters are likely to have supplied conditions which allowed him to carry forward his unprecedented and unparalleled act of emancipation from a widely accepted intellectual tradition.
