Here he is on (of all things) kids: "Few adults, very few, are aware to what extent children watch their parents, constantly on the lookout for some sign of how they should approach the world; how sharp and vibrant their intelligence is in the years leading up to the disaster of puberty, how quick to summarize, to draw broad conclusions.
In spending time with the Wives Club, though, I felt I'd visited that other village, the Aberfan of 1966, full of possibility, energetic intelligence and vibrant life, alive not just in their memories but also in them, their actions, attitudes and humour.
They are a vibrant organism, each element exuding adventure and intelligence.
She brings a plush and vibrant voice, sure technical know-how, keen intelligence, elegant musicianship and dramatic flair to her artistry.
The Age of Kutcher is, in many important respects, healthier, more vibrant and more open to genuine critical intelligence than the Age of Cronkite that preceded it.
a "Smart Nation" in which a mature decision-support function educates and enables every citizen to be a collector, producer, and consumer of legal, ethical, open-source intelligence, and also to be a vibrant member of the authentic intelligence community of the whole--humanity connected as one, thinking as one, acting as one.
"The Seattle start-up ecosystem is vibrant, and growing rapidly," said Oren Etzioni, an artificial-intelligence expert at the University of Washington and a serial technology entrepreneur.
In the long run, however, the deep strength in the concept of a tolerant, pluralistic society -- the ingenious idea that human intelligence could overcome prejudice and lead to a vibrant, vital culture -- emerged.
Students of Haiti deeply admire the industriousness, courage, generosity, intelligence, resilience and creativity that characterize Haiti's poor majority and the vibrant culture maintained under the most difficult conditions.
Mr. Parrott's speech conveys vibrant energy and urgency in its rapid pace, as syllables, words and ideas tumble over one another, and incisive intelligence in its articulateness.
