Intellect The leader's intellect is based on a profound understanding of critical issues.
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Intellect and religious feeling can co-exist, because that religious feeling springs from a place intellect doesn't reach.
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He's a tremendous -- genius, he is a great intellect.
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Taylor is forcing him to use his sheer intellect, too.
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It's not about superpowers, it's about her intellect and compassion.
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His intellect was as voracious and discerning as his appetite.
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Mr Greenspan, for all his intellect, made the problem worse.
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In the interview, she spoke admiringly of the president's intellect.
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Warren is that rare confluence of intellect, integrity and compassion.
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It doesn't take any special intellect to be long Google.
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Hassabis's intellect and ambition have always expressed themselves through games.
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Staff Secretary Rob Porter, respected for his intellect and instincts.
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" "The greater the intellect, the more ease in its misdirection.
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I will desperately miss his wisdom, wit, insight and intellect.
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"He'd bring experience, intellect and, more importantly, temperament," said Conda.
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He doesn't have the intellect, the stamina or the fight.
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Are they people that can add value through their intellect?
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His intellect makes him a rebellious student, bored in school.
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She is a brilliant beacon of commitment, intellect, and heart.
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It takes a degree of intellect to behave that stupidly.
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There is a difference between fierce ideology and fierce intellect.
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The designer rips apart and reconstructs fashion with obsessive intellect.
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That's the kind of intellect that can think for itself.
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Dyson is widely respected and valued for her keen intellect.
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No one doubts your deep intellect or your vast knowledge.
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He's an outstanding intellect, an outstanding judge, respected by everybody.
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The Air Raid is as much about audacity as intellect.
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Intelligence and intellect come first and foremost in Ric's fetish too.
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You can move on to states of being deeper than intellect.
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"She still had a razor-sharp wit and intellect," Carole wrote.
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And of course it was his intellect, it was his courage.
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With their intellect, grit, and quirky style, they're quintessential Manhattan figures.
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The members of the first class were unquestionably of high intellect.
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His own intellect was wide-ranging and his interests were eclectic.
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In Britain it seized power by the force of its intellect.
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Still, Hazel has always shown an intellect that's almost shaman-like.
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Image: Brad Perkins/FlickrSome acquire greatness through intellect or unbridled creativity.
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The topography of your skull tells of your character and intellect?
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Our intellect can be deceived, our feelings manipulated, and conceptions confused.
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Must the critical intellect always be at odds with the libido?
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First, she played heroic intellect Hermione in the Harry Potter films.
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The sweetness of his heart matches the rigor of his intellect.
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Trump lacks Nixon's intellect but shares his vision of American governance.
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"A great intellect, a great gentleman, an impeccable reputation," Trump continued.
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AND THEY REALLY ARE THROWING RESOURCES AND INTELLECT AT THE PROBLEM.
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Steve Jobs once said that intuition is more powerful than intellect.
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The Trump presidency cheerlessly wages constant and relentless war against intellect.
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Nobody believes 106 is a remotely accurate measure of his intellect.
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"He gets hailed as the intellect and saving basketball," Goudsouzian said.
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She talks about freeing her mind from intellect to receive inspiration.
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Always accentuating the power, intellect and of course womanhood in me.
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How can Mr. Brooks waste his intellect on this useless metaphor?
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Celebrate the intellect and we will, once again, celebrate higher education.
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She's sharp, dynamic, with the right balance of ego and intellect.
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Macron epitomizes the 21st-century woman, particularly because of her intellect.
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We were born with our intellect darkened and our wills weakened.
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Stubbs brings an incisive intellect to the task of untangling him.
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He is an outstanding intellect and outstanding judge respected by everybody.
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My comments were directed to her opinions and not her intellect.
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Poniatowska said in 2013 that she was drawn to his intellect.
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White players were mostly described based on hard work and intellect.
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Imagine seeing your stability questioned, your patriotism impugned, your intellect dismissed.
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Garver doesn't hesitate to examine these contradictions in a portrait that doesn't just convey the fierce intellect of Kael's writing, but a time when fierce intellect was something to be celebrated and cherished, rather than scorned.
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This is such a productive use of your energies and intellect. 5.
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She wasn't a great beauty, nor was she noted for her intellect.
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They love new ideas, and dwelling in the realm of the intellect.
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It was a place where intellect could be augmented and discrimination abated.
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Our participants (see below) have been generous with their time and intellect.
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Its power derived from his intellect and his association with ideological conservatism.
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"It doesn't take any special intellect to be long Google," he said.
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"They were well matched in intellect and talent," she wrote on Facebook.
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I hope that eventually intellect plays as much a role as emotions.
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After all, a good #shelfie speaks volumes about one's tastes and intellect.
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He did so with his words, courage and intellect, not with guns.
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I hope to do justice to David's intellect and his scrappy nature.
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A precocious child, Ronan's intellect started to show at an early age.
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Trump claims to understand this, likely with his self-professed titanic intellect.
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McMaster, with his nimble intellect, prodded the Army to absorb these changes.
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She was four years older than Anne and had a livelier intellect.
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He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament.
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They taught her to read, and she channeled her intellect into poetry.
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And I wanted to make it driven by emotion rather than intellect.
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I left Cornell with no doubts as to my abilities or intellect.
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In interviews, lawmakers and others hailed Ms. Gillibrand's work ethic and intellect.
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Dorothea Brooke is of the upper class with superior intellect and grace.
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The overall sense of the picture is of peace, elegance and intellect.
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There's something primal about dance and music, how they bypass the intellect.
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Not enough people, frankly, give him credit for something else, his intellect.
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The designer Junya Watanabe rips apart and reconstructs fashion with obsessive intellect.
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Sure, grades and intellect are easy ways to quantify learning and growth.
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Currently, Pennsylvania-based Applied Intellect has the contract for operating the portal.
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Right now I have more trust in the gut than the intellect.
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A lower title or pay grade does not mean lower intellect or contribution.
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A model Renee meets at SoulCycle (Emily Ratajkowski) is insecure about her intellect.
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So when we talk about God, imagine his intellect, then, applied to faith.
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His intellect, keen, and he should be quickly confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
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What Han is lacking in body, though, he makes up for in intellect.
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At points, the inclusiveness and intellect of Wray's novel crowd out the emotion.
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There are no links between melanin and intellect, physical abilities or creative skills.
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The shameful comments about our bodies, the disrespect of our ambitions and intellect.
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They are restructured to accommodate modern lifestyles by design intellect and aesthetic sensibilities.
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No tricks of the intellect can disrupt that fated aspect of our being.
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With her experience and intellect, Condoleezza Rice would enhance any political science department.
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I mean someone who's really had to use their intellect to move forward.
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The invisible hand of human intellect will guide us to a utopian outcome.
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The force of her intellect and talent quickened the pace of the trees.
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Opinion Our endorsement is rooted in respect for her intellect, experience and courage.
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All this talk of indexes, it's a little bit diluting of our intellect.
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Intellect. That's according to job search Paysa using data from IBM's supercomputer Watson.
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" Trump's wish list, she said, includes "tremendous intellect, judicial temperament and impeccable qualifications.
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The game itself has an artistic quality to it, involving strategy and intellect.
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She's not a tuba prodigy, a spelling bee champion or a great intellect.
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They taught her to read, and she channeled her intellect into writing poetry.
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Trump doesn't have the baseline intellect and experience to be proficient at governing.
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Everyone who has the slightest intellect and knowledge of the economy knows this.
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Abigail often referred to literature in her letters, revealing her intellect and education.
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I like all that he seems to represent: intellect, precision, hardiness, planetary repair.
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" It contains "the rare Ayurvedic nootropic herb known as 'intellect tree,' Celastrus paniculatus.
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It has also been used on pure questions of ideology rather than intellect.
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In America, intellect still deserves a valued place, especially in the White House.
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Douglas' tough-guy persona often overshadowed a shrewd business acumen and thoughtful intellect.
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Now, you'd like to think that intellect can balance some of that away.
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The effect is of strong emotion held in check by a magisterial intellect.
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"We don't revere people for their intellect or their artistic pursuits," he added.
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He was a roamer of the city with a roaming intellect to match.
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Students were taught to minimize their emotions and instincts and instead trust their intellect.
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The Democrats and Republican never-Trumpers doubt Trump's bona fides and even his intellect.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, retorted that Mr Trump suffered from a "weakness of intellect".
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Babitz's winking embrace of clichés provides ideal cover for an intellect suffering no fools.
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He was rather typical of his race, with the oriental disdain of women's intellect.
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Of course, Trump's appeal has never been to our intellect or our political principles.
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Once the spotlight is on, he fights his way out with nuance and intellect.
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I didn't need to be showered with compliments, but they focused on intellect solely.
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"Kanishka's oeuvre is a testament to his fine intellect," she writes in an email.
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Your ninth house of growth, adventure, and intellect will be blessed with travel opportunities!
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I mean, he certainly applies his intellect, but there's not a desperation about it.
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They are hard-fought battles of intellect and ideology—the stuff that actually matters.
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McMaster and Mattis are both highly esteemed officers known for their intellect and judgement.
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Rick's higher-plane-of-existence intellect is unfazed by the wonders of the universe.
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"John's keen intellect and understanding of public policy have been tremendously valuable," he said.
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He seemed to combine youth with experience, intellect with heart, street sense with vision.
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For too long, we have left the human intellect dangling in empty evolutionary space.
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Indeed, the day of marvelous intellect and dedication in government seems to have passed.
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Kavanaugh is clearly worthy of this nomination based on his record and his intellect.
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He doesn't like the way religion asks the intellect to bow down before faith.
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The top traits include intellect, altruism, cheerfulness, assertiveness and cautiousness, depending on the industry.
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The second is intellect and the third is 'Are they fun on a bus?
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Perhaps the best illustration of Professor Putnam's restless intellect was his most notable reversal.
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On the flip side are big decisions made from a place of reasoned intellect.
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He brought his interests, intellect and knowledge to bear on the world around him.
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And things in the higher echelons of intellect can maybe be more quickly replaced.
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It is a simulation, adopting the aesthetics of intellectual exchange without exchanging any intellect.
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Since I was Asian, I was seen as having only my intellect to use.
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But our real advantage is the intellect, innovation, creativity and courage of our troops.
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People on both sides agree it's a worthy use of our intellect and treasure.
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A proven and trusted counselor to the president, Bannon has an incredibly high intellect.
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His biggest asset it his intellect as he is skilled in investigation and interrogation.
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They just like Elizabeth Warren—her passion, her intellect, and her lack of artifice.
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But in her tiny body was a strong intellect, and an even stronger heart.
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I do not doubt Mueller's integrity, character, or intellect: quite the opposite, in fact.
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Even then, he stood out, for his Party pedigree, his intellect, and his size.
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Kennedy peppered his statements about Zuckerberg with several compliments about his intellect and vision.
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"It doesn't allow you to see her intellect at all, really," Ms. Henry said.
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Its name is derived from the Greek word variously defined as intellect or inner wisdom.
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Hemingway's status as an icon of mid-century intellect and adventure has reached comic levels.
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They're ruled by taskmaster Saturn and the element air, which symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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Intellect Service said Shymkiv's comments referred to a disk used to store M.E.Doc's software updates.
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And it was the sheer force of his intellect and the power of his thinking.
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And that why I value intellect, I value temperament as opposed to positions previously taken.
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In my conversations with William, I've been so impressed by his intellect, passion, and thoughtfulness.
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Several times, the judge cited Anna's intelligence — her "high intellect" — as a point against her.
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While Trump responded to the fears of Americans, Clinton issued a call to their intellect.
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Newman was a man of towering intellect who wrote theology, novels, philosophy, history and poetry.
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Raven, Vanessa and Rachel continue to blow me away with their charm, beauty and intellect.
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There is a lot to like about him, including his intellect and commitment to textualism.
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Her goal is to bend reality using her intellect and thereby insulate herself from attacks.
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It's a time to travel, cultivate your intellect and improve your life in every way.
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He feels you out, tests your intellect and the real position feelings across the spectrum.
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He even called intuition more important than intellect when it comes to having business savvy.
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The framers of the Constitution were, without question, men of pre-eminent judgment and intellect.
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But what takes place on the broad stage is a nightly enticement of the intellect.
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But it doesn't take a Batman-level intellect to figure out that one's still missing.
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He was known as a melancholic, an aloof intellect that hovered resignedly above real life.
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His political skills and his intellect are as good as it gets in the party.
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"Jason Galanis used his very considerable intellect and talents as a weapon," the judge said.
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He's down with whatever she wants to do and can't say enough about her intellect.
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The others will touch on themes of life's emergence from water, instincts, emotions, and intellect.
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He has the integrity, intellect, and character that is in short supply in Congress. Vote!
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They were not chosen to signal anyone's intellect or righteousness or in-the-know-ness.
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However much we utilize our intellect, we are unable to completely overcome our instinctual side.
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"It's the ability to combine talent with hard work, intellect and emotional intelligence," he said.
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" Giraldi's remedy for weak writing is clear, Rich says: "to insist on intellect, honesty, memory.
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We think of our books as symbols of our taste, our intellect, our moral vigor.
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He was an intellect that I spent every morning with before we played a game.
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The No. 1 shared characteristic among successful CEOs is intellect, one IBM supercomputer analysis found.
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Searle's actions at the conference made me question his intellect as much as his character.
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We'd chat warmly, though Simon's accent and intellect always made him seem a bit remote.
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An intellect in the shadows, he helped ISIS to survive and morph over the years.
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She believed in character before intellect, that spiritual support is as important as material support.
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Here was a man who defined himself by his intellect, and it was slipping away.
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RM: McKinley was not a man of vision and didn't possess a particularly imaginative intellect.
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He doesn't have the temperament or the ethics or the intellect to do the job.
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All of Fraser's works combine a trenchant and unsparing intellect with a magnetic physical presence.
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He lacks the temperament, character, knowledge, emotional maturity and intellect to be commander in chief.
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The talking points: Discuss Belle's intellect and bravery, and what it means to give consent.
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Some of the biggest rows surrounding the show have, often uncomfortably, focused on contestants' intellect.
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A lot of stories are dealing with the chasm between our intellect and our soul.
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The concept of a relationship takes shape as the artworks alternate between emotion and intellect.
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"We remember his incisive intellect, his agile wit and his captivating prose," the chief justice said.
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Raising a child is part of it, but I feel like my intellect is going unchallenged.
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For critics, Mr Pompeo's most fateful recent move has been in the realm of the intellect.
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"Admiral Ronny Jackson is a man of exceptional integrity, character and intellect," she wrote on Thursday.
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"I would say that I have instead been continually disappointed that reason and intellect doesn't reign."
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She has shown courage, but also the intellect and the vision to step up and lead.
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And with an air of false humility, he repeatedly bowed to their superior intellect and polish.
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The judge's "staggering work ethic" and "fierce intellect" start to explain his renown, Mr Segall says.
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"I was really impressed with his intellect and his passion for the work he was doing."
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However, the strength and intellect went to Schwarzenegger, while Devito was left with, well, the dregs.
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Jeff Sessions has the intellect, the experience, the integrity and the compassion an attorney general needs.
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All bluster and artifice, Trump simply doesn't have the stamina or intellect to get things done.
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Robots are incredibly proficient … but there is simply no replacement for human creativity, empathy and intellect.
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I so admired not only their intellect but their compass and their sense of moral outrage.
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The deficiencies of character and intellect that limit the President have been evident throughout his life.
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Oedipus, who by that time had become a man of prodigious intellect, easily solved the riddle.
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He has a keen intellect, a powerhouse gallery, and access to major institutions and critical attention.
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"Think of Warren Buffett as an intellectual who applies his intellect to business thinking," he says.
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California in 1975, the right to represent oneself is absolute regardless of intellect or educational attainment.
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Moore is better-known for his fierce loyalty to Trump than for his brilliant economic intellect.
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Johansson told PEOPLE after their engagement in 2014 that she fell for Dauriac's charm and intellect.
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Quite honestly, I know him to be a man of integrity and intellect, I respect him.
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Clinton's response demonstrated her impressive intellect and diplomatic experience, it was decidedly not a viral moment.
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Though, I'm not convinced Oprah's power and intellect would be best used in the White House.
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Why couldn't he have converted his intellect and his consideration for other people into something great?
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When I met him, I looked in his eyes and saw his soul, sparkle and intellect.
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He made images that bring intellect and emotions, politics and human stories, analysis and feelings, together.
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" The company said Bauenfeind was "hugely liked and deeply respected for his dedication and sharp intellect.
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Instead, I hope colleges may prioritize an applicants' character, intellect and other qualities over everything else.
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This hardship drives Cocoran to this day, as she is always trying to prove her intellect.
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Brett Kavanaugh is a man of outstanding intellect, a brilliant scholar, and his credentials are unsurpassed.
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He has become an expert on economic policy through keen intellect, continuous study, drive and determination.
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Every day I encountered a new perspective as my circle of friends, worldview and intellect expanded.
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But my husband — Catholic by culture, atheist by intellect — wanted nothing to do with organized religion.
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Garrow shows how King's intellect and analytical side powered his work, while his faith sustained him.
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Her brother is accepted, whereas her considerable intellect is left unnoticed because she is a girl.
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They are attracted by the vibe of integrity, youthful energy, courage and intellect the Texas congressman emits.
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You know, it&aposs not central to the argument, and this is a man of tremendous intellect.
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"Glenn's extraordinary courage, intellect, patriotism and humanity were the hallmarks of a life of greatness," Bolden said.
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It wasn't hard to create a little havoc and, at times, administer a kick in the intellect.
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Her intellect makes her the valued correspondent of Charles Darwin and his Harvard-based champion, Asa Gray.
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His behavior toward women showed he was often more concerned with a woman's looks than her intellect.
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The city is now working to rebrand itself as a hub of "industrial intellect" and manufacturing innovation.
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Either he has the character, intellect, temperament, and disposition to do the job properly or he doesn't.
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The acuity of our intellect in later years has been directly tied to age, gender and genetics.
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We are total beings with full and natural instincts and can offer a feminine direction to intellect.
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Bill Clinton described China's then president, Jiang Zemin, as a "visionary" and "a man of extraordinary intellect".
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The sun, currently traveling through your third house of intellect, will help you make informed financial decisions.
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To some, the internet meant leaving the baggage of their imperfect bodies behind — existing purely as intellect.
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His grace became a trademark among his teammates, along with his incredible passion/intellect for the game.
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Thank you for your friendship and your humor and your intellect and your singular and unmatched talent.
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In office, the Missouri native focused his Oxford University-tailored intellect on foreign trade, finance, and economics.
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The press referred to his 'energetic fervor,' 'astringent intellect,' 'peppery prose,' 'acumen,' and 'affability,' all apt descriptions.
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Unfortunately, the bear's superior intellect is cancelled out by its animal desire to eat dirty paper towels.
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Top officials who Trump respects, including Vice President Pence, have been vouching for Taylor's credentials and intellect.
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Partisan politics has become downright tribal -- an affiliation born not from intellect, but from emotion and fear.
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But, there is at least one topic on which the two leaders can agree: Joe Biden's intellect.
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She has a formidable intellect, a ravishing smile and sense of humor and a willingness to learn.
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Ken Jennings of "Jeopardy" fame puts his intellect to the test in this show's Season 2 premiere.
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Her explanation for why her intellect and achievements had not been recognised by promotion to full professor?
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A huge win for women, who no question have the intellect and mentality to lead a team.
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"When you're truly aligned—mind, body, spirit, intellect—you're open and receptive to bigger things," writes Hawkes.
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She couldn't type, but he respected her intellect and enjoyed playing cribbage with her during work breaks.
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No, this is Orson Welles the artist, orator, and magician, whose outsize imagination and intellect proved irresistible.
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When it comes to making major decisions, your intuition can matter just as much as your intellect.
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Those who lost IQ might recover some of their intellect but not all of it, Blumberg said.
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Greater than pure intellect alone, the conscience speaks directly to us, rather than searching for an answer.
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Instead, supposed football experts openly wondered whether he had the intellect or leadership skills to play quarterback.
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WELD, 10:46: Trump has a wide-ranging, unorthodox and curious intellect, and certainly thinks for himself!
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Judge Kavanaugh has also formed lifelong friendships with liberals, many of whom praise his intellect and civility.
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There is a degree to which humans and the human intellect are trapped in a physical form.
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This is a heady special whose insight is that intellect divorced from emotional engagement can be corrosive.
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In a certain way, although he's got good intellect but he doesn't know how to use it.
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Early signs of Braxton's advanced intellect came when he was a toddler, his mother, Julie Moral, said.
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"I knew he was good-looking, but he absolutely surprised me with his intellect," Ms. Phingbodhipakkiya said.
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His intellect was not the most impressive thing about him; nor was his skill as a writer.
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The firm also analyzed data on Tesla's Elon Musk, which ranked intellect as his top personality trait.
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To be sure, the Trump presidency's overt disdain for intellect did not arise in an historical vacuum.
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"I have worked with Mike Pompeo for quite some time, tremendous energy, tremendous intellect," Trump told reporters.
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" Frankie admits to a friend her fear that "all this stupid sadness is chewing at my intellect.
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" Mr. Biden, campaigning in Iowa, called Ms. Harris "a first-rate intellect, first-rate candidate, real competitor.
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If you have the power of intellect, if you have the power of writing, you stand up.
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Wormser's verse blends emotion and intellect; he can riff on Thomas Eakins, Bud Light, or global warming.
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Smart people who are secure in their intellect don't need to tell you how smart they are.
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Concrete Poetry expresses the delights of poetry made for the eye, as well as for the intellect.
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Should Mr. Dassey, at his young age and with a limited intellect, have been questioned alone by investigators?
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He has the intellect, the personality, good eye contact, and is very pleasant and easy to talk to.
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I saw his intellect and big heart, and thought he would make a wonderful father for my children.
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His prodigious intellect, distinctive style and sharp wit will be sorely missed by his family, friends and colleagues.
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His refined intellect and elegant bearing would make him a picture-perfect member of the nation's highest court.
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The message is clear: no one — not men of might, power, creativity, intellect, or wealth — escapes death's grip.
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The key problem is not a lack of intellect or business talent, but state inefficiency and dysfunctional institutions.
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Lesson #2: Despite all the comments about her intellect (or lack of), Jessica was actually the successful one.
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Overpowered by his intellect and his enormous personality, I felt that my feet no longer touched the floor.
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To focus on appearance (apparently) means to neglect any other number of things: duty, morality, intellect, seriousness, achievement.
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It does require sacrificing a lot of your ego and your intellect in being vulnerable for a minute.
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The Avengers star told PEOPLE after their engagement in 2014 that she fell for Dauriac's charm and intellect.
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"He is well known for his robust intellect and partnership approach with clients and colleagues alike," Brydon added.
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Everyone was saying the intellect is going to finally rise above the notion of faith in the world.
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This polarity suggests that at least one side is severely compromised in either intellect or integrity, or both.
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He's looking for individuals that have the right intellect, the right temperament, and that will uphold the Constitution.
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"We are moving from iron to intellect," said Vasily Brovko, the director of strategy and communications for Rostec.
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That opportunity to succeed, to be the best that your talent and intellect allows, is a powerful motivator.
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Cartoon by Ellie Black The younger Trotter inherited his father's intellect and politics, along with, eventually, his wealth.
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Contemporaries admired her for her intellect, and her sharp and evocative letters later won praise from Virginia Woolf.
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Other spells like Arcane Intellect or Cabalist's Tome put more resources in your hand, and merit some experimentation.
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Brilliant young men drift through Oxford or an Oxford-flavored place on tides of erotic glamour and intellect.
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A "Harvard 10," she explained, is a mix of intellect, social status and academic je ne sais quoi.
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According to a graphic put together by Paysa, the only industry that doesn't list intellect first is Politics.
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Intellect needed to be braced by impulse, and impulse should be valued as a kind of instinctive ethics.
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The rules for the online blog comments in the Herald Journal are more explicit regarding civility and intellect.
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In their own way, they each altered the course of history because of their keen intellect and insights.
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As far as the wisdom, when you think about it, intellect and wisdom are two very different things.
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"Often times, you still need the human intellect to perform those tasks," founder and CEO Jorgen Pedersen explains.
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The broadcast, in short, didn't bypass the conscious intellect to convince people of something they wouldn't otherwise believe.
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His intellect is vast, his hubris ghastly and his gall has made me gasp aloud twice so far.
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These moments are swamped, however, by the author's insistent intellect and her gift for turning over rich soil.
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He communicates his enthusiasm effortlessly, so that you leave "Tall" with an awakened intellect and wide-open eyes.
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The stage gave him directness and an audience, the page — and his own intellect — a gift for concision.
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Given his successes in business at a young age, he's proved his intellect, judgment, leadership and other talents.
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"A man with a deformed personality and a defective intellect runs a dysfunctional administration," as Bret Stephens writes.
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Buttigieg once again showed himself to be a dynamic speaker with a keen intellect and a compelling story.
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""Be mindful of people who are in situations where their difficulties do not define their character, their intellect.
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"This is a first-rate intellect and a fair and decent man," Mr. Katyal said of Judge Gorsuch.
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To start churning the intellect I have left into simply feeling better; to make this my highest goal.
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What does it mean that my first reaction was to go to my intellect rather than my emotions?
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These parcels of feeling and intellect drop out one at a time, like packs from a cigarette machine.
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We think of him, above all, as we do of Thomas More: a nice guy, an ideal intellect.
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Justice Thomas's quieter disposition — he rarely asks questions at oral arguments — camouflages an equally deep and tenacious intellect.
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We miss your intellect and integrity in the WH, and will continue fighting to preserve your progressive legacy.
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"There was no area of inquiry or idea that did not engage her curiosity and intellect," he added.
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Instead, I hope colleges may prioritize [looking at] an applicants' character, intellect and other qualities over everything else.
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"My reaction is she's of first rate intellect, a first rate candidate and a real competitor," he said.
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Since then, his seeking intellect and sensitive ear have led him to a multitude of projects and recordings.
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To say that I responded 'emotionally' to the election was to say that I had not engaged my intellect.
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The article was titled "As We May Think," and it explored how machines had and would aid human intellect.
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He didn't talk about Trump's intellect, his command of the issues, or his suitability for the office of president.
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Editor Gerald Fischman, friends said, was a shy but gifted writer who expressed his brilliant intellect through his editorials.
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Locke's 1925 anthology, The New Negro, functioned as a celebration of his era in black art, intellect, and society.
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Rory considers Logan to be one of the smartest people she knows, and intellect is something she values deeply.
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Because Charles was a psychologist, a psychologist, a philosopher, a historian, a giant of an intellect as everyone said.
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"He's a high-quality person, he's a great intellect," Trump said in remarks to reporters at the United Nations.
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"Women are brought up to apologize for their intellect and to deny positive comments about themselves," adds Dr. Wechsler.
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Without doubt Ray was an exceptional musician, performer, wit, intellect & friend – indeed one my favourite people of all time.
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It's a fascinating account of a woman whose talent and intellect changed the shape of mid-20th-century art.
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She began to explore whether intellect and emotion are stored in the brain or are, in fact, more corporeal.
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" Turner said Sansa likely doesn't think Jon "has the intellect, knowledge and experience that she has — and I concur.
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She sees it as something that shouldn't matter in relation to her skills, intellect, and smarts on the web.
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She has felt a kinship with him since her first presidential bid and values his judgment, intellect and loyalty.
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Buddy was, I think, a very high intellect and he was capable of empathy at a fairly high level.
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Such heavy early investments in your child's intellect do seem to have long-lasting positive impacts on their development.
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Saturn, the famous beautifully-ringed gas giant, loves rules, laws, and limits; while air symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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For U.S. presidents, expertise and intellect clearly have been no guarantee of success, in the Middle East or elsewhere.
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In the episode "The Witch's Familiar," the Doctor's eternal enemy explains this unique intellect to his current traveling companion.
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But Falwell's actions violate the purpose of even a Christian university, which retains a mission to develop the intellect.
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No doubt many people who have attained high office managed to do so precisely because of their superior intellect.
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He used the word "short" to indicate these people were coming up short on civility, intellect and common sense.
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A technocrat and lawyer by training, he soared through the ranks using his intellect and ability to sideline rivals.
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That mixture of intellect, talent and desire is now Garbiñe Muguruza's problem to solve in the French Open final.
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Everything is split apart: intellect from feeling and/or imagination; act from consequence; symbol from reality; mind from body.
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No matter how straightforward an assignment was, he'd take the most convoluted approach possible to demonstrate his superior intellect.
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There'll be plenty of time to prepare your intellect; for now I&aposm just trying to preserve your innocence.
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In flashback footage, Morgan is an adored child, surrounded by parent-figures who praise her developing intellect and personality.
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Whereas Trump's ten-word answers represent the full depth of his intellect, Sanders is hardly some anti-intellectual rube.
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Mattis is an intellect, and when I read his statement, I asked him whether or not this was true.
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He expressed thoughts and feelings that I didn't have the words or bravery, or obviously the intellect, to express.
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Marsh's skill is of a different order, as it is a synthesis of intellect, passion, rigor, and visual acuity.
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I was bowled over by her enormous intellect and that has been part of our lives throughout our relationship.
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By appointing Mr. McCabe in 2016, Mr. Comey was seen as valuing intellect and management over experience making cases.
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"Snooze" is no snooze, and in its best moments is a reflection of its author's evident intellect and charm.
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Dr. Langejans said that understanding how Neanderthals produced the adhesive may contribute to a better understanding of their intellect.
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In Debicki's curiously ethereal performance, we see a vulnerable, self-flagellating intellect — a damaged soul sustained by expressing itself.
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My intellect, whatever level it may or may not be [laughs], is what got those meetings to bear fruit.
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I have seen some lifeless whales, decomposing islands of flesh, stare back at the carcass of our own intellect.
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In the next story in The Last Wish "A Grain of Truth," we're given an example of Geralt's intellect.
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In Debicki's curiously ethereal performance, we see a vulnerable, self-flagellating intellect — a damaged soul sustained by expressing itself.
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Hemingways do not experience a dramatic change of personality when intoxicated, maintaining the majority of their intellect and conscientiousness.
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He displayed the patience and golf intellect preached by Irwin and struck the heroic shot when it mattered most.
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It would also appear that healthy food labelling can even override the intellect of consumers who consider themselves savvy.
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It isn't just that these poems, drawn from more than 2,500 years of Chinese literary history, put our fallen world into perspective, although they do ('Most men, bringing up sons, wish for them intellect,' Su Shih writes in the 11th century, 'but I by my intellect have had a lifetime of failure').
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This is because men are inferior to women, and therefore we should make more money based on our superior intellect.
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"God rest the soul of the great Charles Krauthammer the guru of intellect honesty truth logic & commonsense," wrote Ted Nugent.
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A White House aide said the president values a tremendous intellect, temperament and fidelity to the Constitution in potential justices.
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I can't explain what it is and how you get there, but it's not anything to do with the intellect.
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We're supposed to admire his muscular arms, his ability to ride motorcycles alongside raptors, his rough stubble — not his intellect.
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A Lesser Geography of the Holy Land is an ongoing book project, split into chapters: intellect, evil, love, and imagination.
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It conveys his charisma, his intellect and the evolution of his political beliefs, including his advocacy of Hindu-Muslim reconciliation.
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For all her expressions of remorse, she had made it very clear that she did not "miscalculate" D.J.'s intellect.
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"Few people possess John's intellect, curiosity and journalistic chops," Ryan Kadro, executive producer of "This Morning" said in a statement.
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If intellect is itself an inheritance, how can such a lucky boon be any more deserved than a trust fund?
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Unless a future update gives The Roll a more complex intellect, the app acts like a stand-offish art professor.
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You see it over and over again: this attempt to reconcile geometry with organic forms, the intellect with the emotions.
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" Former President Barack Obama called Brzezinski "an accomplished public servant, a powerful intellect, and a passionate advocate for American leadership.
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Judge Gorsuch possesses a ferocious intellect and, if confirmed, he will be very effective when engaging with his fellow justices.
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I feel like they're so high intellect that they'd be stressed out all the time, so they'd need comfort food.
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"There was a hacking of servers," said Olesya Bilousova, chief executive of the company Intellect Service that developed the software.
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The father of evolutionary theory thought women were naturally inferior and could never measure up to male intellect or achievement.
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Obama said his nominee would have an independent mind, rigorous intellect, impeccable credentials, and a record of excellence and integrity.
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Over her career, Ms. Rubin has earned recognition from the industry as a reporter of unique courage and fierce intellect.
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" Combining machine learning and artificial intelligence with human intellect, the report lays out, will deliver the "best of both worlds.
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And he kept up the personal attacks, saying that Mr. Cruz did not know how to properly use his intellect.
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Paysa performed a similar analysis of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's personality and found that his top trait is also intellect.
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Donald Trump slammed LeBron James' intellect in a tweet; Melania Trump, via her spokeswoman, praised James for his charity work.
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The American University of Afghanistan — an oasis of intellect, education and optimism in the heart of Kabul — was under attack.
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These habits won't require dramatic life changes or extreme intellect, just the power of your commitment to see them through.
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He paired his astonishing intellect with an immeasurable empathy, and the combination brought out the best in everyone around him.
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A man of incredible intellect & character, Charles has graciously shared his wisdom & humor with countless loyal viewers & readers, myself included.
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A real leader, one who's secure in his own skin and intellect, could explain the paradox of aggression through isolation.
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I'm certain the theme of the play was beyond our intellect at the time, but we were mesmerized by Davis.
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I began to doubt my abilities and worse, my intellect — the one thing I'd always felt I could rely on.
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"The world has lost another giant among scholars, a singular intellect, a voice of reason and a mensch," he said.
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They describe her as a sharp intellect and a fair manager who will try to win over the agency's staff.
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For me, Princess Shuri was the coolest and most inspiring character in the movie; no one could resist her intellect.
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The crazy thing is the biggest difference between us, chimps and other creatures is the explosive development of the intellect.
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Phastos, an Eternal gifted with superior intellect and cosmic inventing abilities, is also the universe's very first openly gay superhero.
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He possessed broad shoulders, keen intellect, a tough mind&a tender heart; the attributes of which great leaders are built.
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Over the course of their 21-year marriage, Albert dismantles his wife's confidence in her own intellect, sensibilities and judgment.
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Aside from his incredible fighting skills, Geralt's main trait is his intellect and knowledge: of nature, of monsters, of politics.
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However, we are confident he has the right demeanor, intellect and approach to seize opportunities and effectively weather any crisis.
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Howard impressed upon them the power of intellect, as well as the value of their own poise, charm and beauty.
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It's a remarkable gift to benefit from the wisdom, life experience, point of view and intellect of six different women.
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With help from art handlers, he arranged the 108 posters on the wall in a whirlwind of intellect and intuition.
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When manipulating a giant system that directs everything from eye dilation to intellect, cautiously seems the only way to tread.
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"Unlike the hydra with its single controlling intellect, the agencies are often divided, competitive, and poorly tasked," the report said.
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Just the same as academia will tell you that there are these gatekeepers of intellect and taste that are canon.
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Made in America with immigrant intellect and labour, it embodied the energy and inventiveness of a New World nation in ascendancy.
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That type of regret can telegraph superior intellect even while admitting to something destructive, and can have unmistakable whiffs of opportunism.
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"He spent two years studying a new field, 'augmenting the human intellect' — language, tools, methodology, organizational transformation, organizational strategy," Christina explains.
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In contrast to those other games of intellect, a poker player can know only part of what's happening during each hand.
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He would be back to hurl thunderbolts from his Olympian height of intellect and to charm even his most implacable foe.
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Even better: Jeff Goldblum's Dr. Malcolm is back to guide us with his deep intellect, bold stares, and epic line delivery.
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Larsen spoke at Scalia&aposs memorial service in 2016, praising his intellect, upbeat attitude and the opportunities he gave his clerks.
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You want someone who is thoughtful, gracefully reluctant to the presidency, who can fight with depth, intellect, and conviction, he said.
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And speaking of Sansa, he hasn't exactly been as deferential to her as he should be, considering her superior political intellect.
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"There is going to be destruction: the obliteration of a person, his intellect, his experience and his agency," Ms. Coutts writes.
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He brought intellect, good judgment, and wit to the bench, and he will be missed by his colleagues and our country.
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Portman smoothly conveys both delicate intellect and physical strength, a tough combination to pull off, while Jason Leigh is terrifyingly serene.
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"The federal prosecutors, agents and support employees who worked there were men and women of great intellect and integrity," Rosenstein said.
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Sometimes it means expressing iron intellect and rigorous truth that bonds us all in the achingly profound wisdom of no escape.
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One of Braxton's sisters, Brittney Jo Segar, 29, told GMA she first noticed her baby brother's outsized intellect around 18 months.
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The study indicates that humans might have a hand in improving a species' intellect—even without being consciously aware of it.
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One colleague who worked with Griffith at Sky said he had an incredible intellect and an ability to "make stuff happen".
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Here's an interesting thing about Prince: he has the uncanny intellect and ability to absorb whatever's going on in the room.
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All of it is driven by her own fearless intellect, which is reflected in lyrics that deal ferociously with feminine experiences.
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After the Iraq War degenerated into a bloody insurgency, George W. Bush was relentlessly attacked over his intellect and leadership skills.
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People who knew and worked with him describe his powerful intellect, quick sense of humor, and delight in a good argument.
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Elias was full of admiration: for Johan's intellect, his life force, his glamorous success with women, the breadth of his interests.
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But, let's be frank, it's impossible to gauge true intellect or a kind heart by virtue of an online donor search.
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Even detractors appear to have abandoned any claim that he lacks the intellect, experience, or temperament to be an outstanding justice.
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Jones is an intellect, not a vulgarian, and Jomama is in part an homage to the transformative power of black style.
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"When I was young I didn't understand the value of exercise or health and how that affected my intellect," he said.
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Before heading to a Dallas fundraiser, Trump spoke to the press about a wide variety of subjects including his own intellect.
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Indeed, one can't help loving Diderot, even while realizing that the one typical gift of French intellect he lacks is wit.
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"I think the women, for the most part, kind of raise the bar in terms of maturity and intellect," she explained.
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This allowed him to display the forthrightness and intellect that he would go on to become so famous for at Google.
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It means you've lost, you've run out of appeals to intellect, and the stimulation that great debate brings to advancing society.
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"A man of incredible intellect & character, Charles has graciously shared his wisdom & humor with countless loyal viewers & readers, myself included," Sen.
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"You have to care about what people are eating if you want to build the intellect of your country," she said.
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His intellect and skills closely match T'Challa's after having served in the military while studying at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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They now lie like furniture, hidden in basement boxes, or displayed on a shelf to signify intellect while they collect dust.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) in the Texas Senate race on Friday, saying he has the "integrity, intellect and character" lacking in Congress.
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She was an old, lonely lady with a terrifying blunting of her once-sharp intellect, and she just wanted to talk.
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I disagree with Donald Trump's politics and I detest his bullying approach, his lack of intellect and his lack of morals.
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Life experience does not influence writing in itself; together with intellect and spirituality it serves as the source of poetical inspiration.
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"I was attracted to her ambition and intellect, and also she seemed really humble and genuine and sweet," Dr. Simpson said.
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Berenice sees through James's smug intellect, cutting him down to size with a mix of blunt candor and smart-alecky banter.
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C. Emma BurrousBurlington, Vt. To the Editor: I abhor Donald Trump's politics, his amorality, his thuggish leadership and his weak intellect.
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So what can we do to honor the intellect … to tamp down the notion that intellectual rigor is detrimental to society?
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Though definitions vary, the term generally describes people for whom sexual attraction is based on intellect, and not necessarily on looks.
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No one could bring more energy and intellect to the task of expanding health care for more Americans than Senator Warren.
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Mr. Trump's gestures toward a big-government, low-regulation package — rooted more in instinct than intellect — proved popular with Republican voters.
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In conclusion, Larry Kudlow's intellect, communication abilities and people skills make him an ideal choice to lead the National Economic Council.
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His sudden passing has set off a flurry of remembrances, with friends and foes alike hailing his intellect and rigorous approach.
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Your calm and sensible demeanor and personality have always been your trademark, as well as your intellect, fairness and good judgement.
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Jimmy Carter is a kind soul with a superior intellect who cared deeply about America's humanitarian leadership in the world. Fact!
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Ms. Lam's two competitors include the dark-horse candidate Woo Kok-hing, a retired high court judge with a sharp intellect.
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In the first episode, director Davis Guggenheim underlines Gates's expansive intellect by interviewing Bernie Noe, described as a friend of Gates.
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And like Fitzgerald, she has given every iota of her extraordinary American-born talent and intellect to the great American dream.
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"From what I know about Amy Klobuchar, Abigail certainly shares her character and intellect," Mr. Powers said in a statement. Dodge!
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"To my women with the utmost respect, intellect, we often forget and neglect / Intuition can see through elusive intent," she says.
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By 1980 it had become clear to scientists that unlike calcium, lead causes irrevocable damage to those neurons, disrupting intellect and development.
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Machines have topped the best humans at most games held up as measures of human intellect, including chess, Scrabble, Othello, even Jeopardy!.
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If Trump sees a forceful intellect in Bannon, the senior adviser also has a forceful ally: Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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But if you can make them feel and see your point on a level deeper than intellect, you can change the world.
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She definitely uses that keen intellect at home in Mobberley, where Collins and his wife devote all their time to the pooch.
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You would need an extremely tall ladder to get anywhere near the level of intellect, competence & integrity of Bill McRaven & your predecessors.
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"Her keen intellect, unassailable credibility and diverse experience will serve the court well and ensure a stronger and fairer state for all."
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This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance has taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it.
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It seems to be grouped into formal families, and there is enough variety of media to keep the eyes and intellect moving.
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And testimony from prominent legal scholars and top litigators who praised the nominee's intellect and his exemplary performance on the federal bench.
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And with respect to his personal character and intellect, most of the country believes that it was a bet that paid off.
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Still, Hafif's empirical paintings have an emotional and spiritual charge, perhaps because of how much she invested them with intellect and spirit.
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It's easy to see which leaders will do that just by looking at their character, their presence, and their exhibition of intellect.
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The Zodiac Killer obviously possessed the superior intellect required to create complicated cryptograms, and yet still did insane things like murdering people.
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And believe me, I know that women are entitled by right, intellect, ambition and leadership to the same salary as any man.
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"I was deeply, delightfully in love with a guy whose forceful intellect and ambition could possibly end up swallowing mine," she writes.
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Behind closed doors, there'd be micro-aggressions like gaslighting and subtle ways of patronising me that made me question my own intellect.
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Robots are incredibly proficient at performing repetitive and routine tasks, but there is simply no replacement for human creativity, empathy and intellect.
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The US Department of Education says gifted students show strong intellect, creativity, artistic capability, leadership skills, or strength in specific academic fields.
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His intellect and ambition greased his path from Princeton to Harvard Law and to a clerkship in Chief Justice William Rehnquist's chambers.
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Many conservatives spurn Sotomayor as a minor intellect, sometimes out of racism, but frequently due to a misunderstanding of her jurisprudential style.
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"He's looking for individuals that have the right intellect, the right temperament and that will uphold the Constitution," Ms. Sanders told reporters.
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"He had an incredible ability to concentrate his intellect on the things he wanted to know," she said in a telephone interview.
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But senior F.B.I. officials and his counterparts in other agencies praised his intellect and ability to manage complicated worldwide national security issues.
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But he had a fearsome intellect, read voraciously and developed a command of such subjects as American history, numismatics — and U.F.O. investigations.
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Her husband forced her to quit when they were married, but she applied her intellect and skills to work in the home.
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Scientists have concluded that it did indeed show an intellect humans hadn't seen before, wrote Steven Strogatz, a mathematics professor at Cornell.
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"I understand and empathize with the challenge of confronting the taking of another life to feed the intellect of humans," he said.
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"Hopefully, we'll have a second judge very shortly who is a fantastic, fantastic man, a fantastic talent and intellect," Mr. Trump said.
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A troubled young black man in a defiant, symbolically charged hoodie possesses a genius-level intellect only Noah is capable of seeing.
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Gellhorn defends her autonomy — in her intellect, in the body she inhabits, in the places she goes and the words she writes.
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McEwan's key counterfactual is that Turing chose prison over castration, refusing to treat his body as a dispensable appendage of his intellect.
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At age 76, this piano eminence and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master remains an exemplar of pianistic intellect and poise.
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The Kushner who wrote "Bright Room" already possessed the far-reaching intellect and imagination that would become part of his indelible signature.
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We met at one of the darkest moments for our company and it was his intellect, perseverance and leadership that saved Fiat.
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"It's a fascinating process because clearly he has strengths in intellect and articulateness that make him an appealing candidate," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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This appeal to white papers, intellect, and resume items frequently wins the day in the peculiar battlefield that is the democratic primary.
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Joining us are a panel of speakers who'll be able to bring their experience, intellect, and—sometimes controversial—insight to the topic.
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One can apply a prodigious intellect in the service of prosaic things — formulating a war plan, for instance, or constructing a ship.
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I have no doubt about his intellect or integrity or anything like that but he might think it's easier than it is.
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Fox News viewers will undoubtedly miss Krauthammer's formidable intellect and ability to analyze politics and politicians with a cerebral wit and keen charm.
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And I think anyone you see on the list are people of great intellect, honorable men and women on the president&aposs list.
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" Owens fired back : "This seems like a long-winded way to admit that you don't possess the intellect to back up your assertions.
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And there was something more: They couldn't stop thinking about how this was the one game of intellect that machines had never cracked.
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"When I was young I didn't understand the value of exercise or health and how that affected my intellect," he told Y Combinator.
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The question of intellect in determining who deserves the death penalty is why Moore presents an interesting case for inmates with death sentences.
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"We will remember Michael for his kind, generous and loving spirit, his wonderful sense of adventure, and his great intellect," the statement read.
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Jastrem said while a prospective hire's intellect is a key reason they are recruited, the firm also looks for those who can collaborate.
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Anticipating starts with the reality of the "here and now" and uses intuition and intellect to project the next leg of the journey.
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But most of the traits that make you you — your height, your personality, your intellect — arise out of a complex constellation of genes.
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Roy Blunt, another Republican member of the committee, complimented Harris's intellect and said she has mostly resisted bringing partisanship into the briefing room.
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It takes a special type of person with the right mix of intellect and skill to be a successful teacher to their students.
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She feels like she's at a crossroads and her daughter will have to start demonstrating her intellect to be eligible for gifted programs.
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The real culture war (the one that never ends) is between the human intellect and its equally human enemies: sloth, cliché, pretension, cant.
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It's not normal for the President to attack TV news hosts by name, including a personal attack on a woman's intellect and appearance.
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The days when a white man of mild intellect and talent, was still above a man or woman of color who was exceptional.
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The implications were that a woman, with the same intellect but a stone heavier, would be about £1,500 ($2,134) worse off per year.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers rebuked Trump's attacks on the hosts Thursday after he slammed Brzezinski's intellect, questioned her sanity and mocked her appearance.
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Superhero powers assigned to women also tended to be coded as feminine, related to empathy and intellect, rather than strength or physical abilities.
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Director Denis Villeneuve (Sicario, Prisoners) is a filmmaker who, for all his skills, is sometimes a too proud of his showmanship and intellect.
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From her perch in the stultifying bosom of the Post, she casts herself as a superior intellect in contrast to King's cruder critics.
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All of these things would trigger questions if Peter, or some form of his memory and intellect, had experience in the real world.
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We've taken the first steps to correct the decades-long errors that have left behind people with skills, talent, intellect and endless potential.
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His leadership, basketball intellect, championship-level experience and communication skills make him the right fit to take our team to the next level.
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"He was a dazzling intellect, and the two of us ran the place with a staff of five or six," Dr. Stepansky said.
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"Intuition is a very powerful thing, more powerful than intellect, in my opinion," Jobs told writer Walter Isaacson in his self-titled biography.
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Kojève was a prodigious intellect; by the time he was eighteen, he was fluent in Russian, German, French, and English, and read Latin.
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The lessons of the Gone Homes and the Dear Esthers have been fully absorbed by the general intellect of the video game world.
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Common Sense By age 25, Edward S. Lampert was already a Wall Street wunderkind, celebrated for his intellect, ambition and prodigious work ethic.
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These are simple activities that don't depend as much on verbal skills, complex social negotiations, or higher intellect; most people can do them.
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"There's this tension between instinct, emotion and intellect," the cellist Torleif Thedeen, one of her partners in the Messiaen, said in an interview.
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This month her office issued a statement supporting LeBron James's work with children — hours after the president insulted the athlete's intellect on Twitter.
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Visual One equips cameras with the intellect to understand a bit more of the world and give you more granular — and important — information.
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Take away the trappings of intellect and wealth, and Axe and Chuck are no more sophisticated in their motives than Neanderthals with clubs.
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" Dr. Morris said this can be a quick way to show some personality, intellect and taste without explicitly saying: "These are my interests.
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"What you represent to this country is an ideal: a human being with integrity, intellect, confidence, and compassion," Sherald said of Michelle Obama.
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There's something reassuring about even a multi-billionaire genius not being able to use his money or intellect to cure his own arrogance.
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The elites in both parties have not understood Trumpism and have often been contemptuous of the intellect and lifestyle of the Trump loyalists.
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In her interview with NPR, Conway characterized Kushner as having "a very quiet demeanor that belies an incredibly strong will and robust intellect."
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After the war, he enrolled in Northeastern University in Boston but "resigned," he said, because the university was not challenging his superior intellect.
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As the exhibition shows, the press then stressed that a woman's power derived not from her intellect or economic contributions, but her attractiveness.
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His criteria for a partner weighed heavily on intellect, worldliness, and political engagement, and the photo-driven gay dating platforms left him cold.
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Kamala Harris owned the stage last week during the first Democratic presidential debate, displaying keen intellect, poise under fire, quick reactions and dynamic presence.
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He channeled his intellect and compassion into a second act focused on improving people's lives and strengthening communities in Seattle and around the world.
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People noticed skin color differences in the ancient world but didn't automatically assign less intellect and beauty to those who were darker, they say.
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He argues that Clinton supporters are superior to Trump supporters, because the very act of supporting Clinton demonstrates their superior rationality, compassion, and intellect.
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You know I testified in favor of Neil Gorsuch in the Senate Judiciary Committee because I considered him and intellect to the first order.
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In theory some of the toxins that get inhaled could damage the nervous system and hamper intellect, but few studies have looked into this.
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It's John Bradley West's delivery that makes the line so memorable: he performs Samwell's earnestness perfectly and captures his both character's intellect and humbleness.
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It means they are not suited for other types of work that involve intellect and other types of abilities more aligned with being affluent.
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But while she says he's still a "very attractive man," the Colombian-American actress says she finds his intellect to be even more impressive.
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The voice is so powerful, a listener might assume things about a person's height, weight, intellect, and age just based on a voice recording.
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He channelled his intellect and compassion into a second act focused on improving people's lives and strengthening communities in Seattle and around the world.
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The worst part was, I internalized her words and told myself that it was simply laziness and a lack of intellect causing my setbacks.
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In the decades after the Depression economists argued, sometimes bitterly, over how to build on the ideas of John Maynard Keynes, macroeconomics' founding intellect.
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We need less punishment for what women choose to do with their bodies and recognition for what they accomplish with their intellect and will.
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Elio lives in Italy with his family and thrives off of his intellect, much like his parents, played by Michael Stuhlbarg and Amira Casar.
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His "quick wit and up-to-the-minute intellect have made him the voice for a generation of pop culture enthusiasts," the page said.
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"This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance have taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it," he wrote.
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Think of Hermione Granger—even beyond her actual magical powers as a witch, she possesses the superpower of incredible intellect and capacity for learning.
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It was clearly dismissing my intellect, which he had done already by saying 'you don't know a damn thing about what you're talking about.
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"True Blood" star Anna Paquin said she loved Tamblyn's "obviously fierce intellect and precise insight into such a troubling aspect of the female experience."
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And in order to do that, is to choose intellect over ignorance -- you have to keep an open mind and hear all parties out.
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Bill Gates also screened new hires for intellect in Microsoft's early days, but the IQ test was his preferred metric, Business Insider previously reported.
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Bill Gates also screened potential Microsoft recruits for their intellect, but the IQ test was his preferred metric, Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz previously reported.
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But apparently, and we must take it on faith, he was irresistible, at least to the young women dazzled by his intellect and sophistication.
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" Flake is one of the few Senate Republicans to have met with Garland and called him a "man of accomplishment" who has "keen intellect.
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The 20th century may have been nearing its end, but in the apparently still-Victorian world of my suburbia-bred intellect, it was 1913.
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Unquestionably qualified by virtue of his intellect, education and experience, Bork was stridently conservative in his long paper trail of judicial opinions and scholarship.
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Her legacy will be that of someone who exhibited courage, intellect and commitment to the principles and values of equal justice under the law.
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"What we have to do now is just sort of calm down and use the amazing intellect that God has given us," he said.
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For most of us, a huge part of the appeal is flexing your own memories and intellect and seeing how far you can go.
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Mr. Rouhani responded by suggesting indirectly that Mr. Trump suffered a "weakness of the intellect" and "inability in understanding a complex and interconnected world."
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" John McCain, who has been one of Trump's biggest critics, welcomed the announcement, saying McMaster "is a man of genuine intellect, character, and ability.
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But while Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Spider-Man, and their colleagues have always exemplified ideals when it comes character, intellect, physical strength, etc.
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Les Murray, Australia's informal poet laureate and a versifier from the bush whose intellect ranged far and wide, wrote nearly 30 volumes of poems.
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I have been thinking about wine's appeal to both the intellect and the heart as we have examined tawny port over the last month.
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To be sure, the ancient Hellenist philosophers spoke of the "soul," but they referred only to what we would call the personality or intellect.
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But even here, Bidart's seething intellect and ruthless gaze register grace and wisdom: Lie to yourself about this and you willforever lie about everything.
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Everyone is disappointed when she marries Mr. Casaubon, a man far older than she, in the hopes that he would help her intellect grow.
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The study, "The Sound of Intellect: Speech Reveals a Thoughtful Mind, Increasing a Job Candidate's Appeal," is published in The Journal of Psychological Science.
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Imagine a world that would make it even harder, if not outright impossible, for the next generation of black scholars to share their intellect.
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But there he was, "Mayor Pete," winning over hearts and minds with his accessible intellect, his charming etiquette, his colorful Millennial-friendly marketing materials.
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I've always been fascinated by people who push themselves to become the best they possibly can be at something that combines intellect and movement.
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"The position demands the independence and intellect not normally associated with the field of politics," said Paul Moskal, a former F.B.I. agent and lawyer.
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A man with a deformed personality and a defective intellect runs a dysfunctional administration — a fact finally visible even to its most ardent admirers.
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No score can judge my intellect, yet this is how the education system is designed if you wish to move on beyond high school.
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It was a remarkable evening at a time when intellect and culture were respected and appreciated in the center of the American political world.
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While spellbound by Brett's clean prose and obvious intellect, I finished the book wondering if the follow-through was as masterful as the setup.
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Today, you have anti-Semitism from the political right and the political left, and they both use the same template: money, power, intellect, cunning.
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He was an extraordinary force in the Senate by virtue of his public career and his intellect and his will to move issues forward.
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RONALD P. BYARS, Lexington, Ky. I will remember President Obama as a historic first black president, with class and intellect and humor and grace.
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Mary Shelley's life, and that of her mother and father, provide insight into her intellect, fears, fascination with science and musings on human nature.
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You get the feeling Fountain, a lawyer by training, is marshaling every bit of his intellect in an attempt to smarten everyone else up.
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" These young people care less about traditional religious texts, the imam warns, because of "a rejection of any authority other than one's own intellect.
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Yep, round trip back to Wired, and that was under Nick Thompson, and Nick Thompson is like an incredible intellect and a wonderful editor.
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She's a loyal supporter of current President Barack Obama, and utterly dazzled by the intellect, compassion, grace, and style of first lady Michelle Obama.
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But you haven't experienced it, felt it below your intellect, had it lodge in your being in a way that you can call your own.
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Cool, calm and preternaturally collected, Buttigieg has stood apart in this raw and frenzied era of Donald Trump for his obvious intellect and reasoned demeanor.
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But Meshberger floats an alternative explanation in his essay: that the spark God passed to Adam in this painting wasn't just life, but also intellect.
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"The Olympics has always been about physical action not just mental, and it's why chess and other intellect games have never been accepted," he said.
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It's a breath of fresh air (or smoke lol) to finally be living in a country where we can explore the topic with higher intellect.
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One of them is a real-estate mogul with a litany of personal and business scandals – not to mention a complete lack of proven intellect.
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Speaking before Demedyuk's comments at the company's modest offices on an industrial estate in Kiev, Sergei, Intellect Service's general director, raised his voice in frustration.
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Yes, Jefferson participated in the violent and dehumanizing institution of slavery and, as a man of great intellect, he should be held accountable for that.
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When his friend reveals an affair with Maggie, apparitions come streaming out of the haunted attic of Zeke's New Man edifice of irony and intellect.
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It was used by Andrew Jackson and others to undermine the intellect and abilities of Native peoples as we removed them from their native lands.
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So his intellect and his ability to connect dots and use data and analytics to try and frame a problem or a strategy is extraordinary.
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"There are so many not-for-profit boards that are starving for people with the interest, the intellect, the experiences and the passion," Ryan continued.
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Bloomberg is widely admired for his intellect, business acumen, consensus building, as well as his charity -- not to mention a true fortune that humbles Trump.
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A recently published volume of some of her writing, The Psychology of an Art Writer, gives a window into Lee's intensity, intellect, and defiant nature.
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"His intellect, his way with words that was eloquent beyond description, his command of the world and how it was changing were extraordinary," he said.
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One of the reasons that trans skeptics get so riled by this demand is that it implies that their empathy and their intellect have borders.
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" Graham, a strong Trump supporter who nonetheless opposes the President's decision to pull out of Syria, continued: "Mattis is a combination of intellect and integrity.
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The body of the Hulk, substantially humanized and resembling Mark Ruffalo more than ever, with the intellect and personality of Bruce in the driver's seat.
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When Trump fired Tillerson in March 2018, he praised the outgoing Secretary of State for his "intellect" and said he "got along well with Rex."
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It will certainly offer fodder for Democrats, who will argue in the midterm elections that Trump lacks the morals, intellect or temperament to be President.
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First, she noted my heart line and the line of my intellect, and what their relative positions revealed about my capacity for getting things done.
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Jindosh doesn't die, but is robbed of his intellect, doomed to wear the face of a genius but without a brain to back it up.
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Mani da's extensive writings come from a place where the intellect is articulated in simple language, conveying thought processes that are highly instinctive and profound.
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This cave art might provide compelling evidence for Neanderthals' advanced intellect, but anthropologists already knew that Neanderthals were culturally advanced, even fashioning their own jewelry.
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In seductive videos posted on YouTube, Harmony shows off her long legs, her firm breasts, her full lips, her lifelike hand gestures, even her intellect.
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The Supreme Court has always been treated as the place for the best legal minds who stand objectively above their peers in intellect and abilities.
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In popular culture Stephen was another kind of miracle: a floating brain, a disembodied intellect that fit snugly into the stereotype of the genius scientist.
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The person most qualified to tell the tale of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the man himself, as gifted an intellect as he is an athlete.
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The war of words culminated with Mr. Trump calling Ms. Pelosi "Crazy Nancy" and "a mess" for lacking the intellect to comprehend the trade deal.
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When we act with intellect without empathy, innovation without self awareness, power without discernment or wisdom, then we let ourselves be slaves to our egos.
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Agile and wily, Pheby's sentences flit in the weather of Schreber's sanity, yet they are always buoyed by the judge's half-hampered intellect and rationality.
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In this rendition, the artist highlights Marjana's intellect as she outwits the thieves by pouring oil into the vessels in which they hid from her.
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What set Edison apart, he notes, were the traits and habits — "contrary thinking, obstinate repetition, daydreaming, delight in difficulty" — that enhanced his God-given intellect.
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This is a novel of intellect and amplitude that deepens as it moves forward, until you feel prickling awe at how much mental territory unfolds.
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Paysa performed a similar analysis of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's personality and found that his top trait is intellect, which ranks high for Nadella, too.
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It's possible to finish "The Four-Dimensional Human" with the feeling of having contended with a great intellect who hasn't quite yet found his subject.
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Even more ironically, this acknowledged lack of intellectual interest usually turns out to be a tangible political asset in a nation that seemingly loathes intellect.
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There have been some interesting candidates all well intended Im sure, but thus far to me he rises above all for his demeanor and intellect.
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Without Pudge's constant inner monologue, it's impossible to know that he's as fascinated by Alaska's moodiness and intellect as he is undeniably attracted to her.
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Put that power in the hands of a man like Trump, who operates more on impulse and intuition than intellect, and the world should shiver.
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It's still lurking in her computer: Big-hearted cynic w/spiritual leanings & roving intellect GWF, 36, Loves E. Dickinson, yoga, music, & my New York Times .
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I want her to live in a world where her gender, studies and intellect matter to the country, to the world and to the future.
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Betty was different from other female novela protagonists of the '90s and early aughts, because she was distinguished by her intellect rather than her looks.
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"I think the narrative that African-Americans are following behind one specific candidate is not fair to the intellect of African-American voters," said Rep.
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It exposed me to the injustices of the criminal justice system, and I was particularly smitten with Damien Echols's personality, his intensity and his intellect.
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As we set forth to recover lost histories and systematic erasures of women's intellect and labor, this exhibition provides an essential piece of the puzzle.
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With limited schooling but a powerful intellect and creative drive, he evolved into a musician and visual artist whose oeuvre is political, funny, and poignant.
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As the story continues, Monty realizes he must increasingly lean on Felicity's intellect — she longs to be a doctor — and Percy's good-natured common sense.
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The thread that bound them was a sense of having to prove that they belonged, that they had the intellect, the leadership skills and the courage.
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It's unclear if it is responsible for their incredible intellect, but Noa Liscovitch-Brauer, a member of Rosenthal's team, says "that would definitely be my guess."
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MARY PAT DENNERT, STAGE MANAGER, "SPECIAL REPORT": It was always unspoken on the panel that he was always the leader because of his delivery, his intellect.
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And as expected, when Elizabeth Warren began running, her obvious intellect was reported as a liability -- it could make her unrelatable, school-marmish, the dreaded unlikable.
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Some of the film's issues, though, might be owed to a thick-headed script that clashes with the forward-thinking industry intellect applied to its production.
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After all, Michelangelo had written in his sonnets that he thought intellect was a divine gift — and there was a brain right there in the painting.
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I'll Be Gone in the Dark — which comprises her working draft, notes, interviews, and previous articles — is a testament to her doggedness, keen intellect, and courage.
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" In 1982, a year that saw a number of corporate deals, Buffett thought that in many of them, "managerial intellect wilted in competition with managerial adrenaline.
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"Black men are always choosing some idiot savant to be the face of female rap, rather than a woman with actual brains and intellect," she wrote.
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I think it brings just unpredictability to the fighting style, so much more passion to the fighting style, so much more intellect to the fighting style.
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Hawking's brilliant intellect and unflinching personality famously contrasted with the wasting disease from which he suffered for most of his life, limiting his movements and speech.
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On Sam Altman: Sam is impressive in all dimensions—in his thoughtfulness, in his sheer intellect, in his drive, in his ability to make magic happen.
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Luckily, MRI scans of Beaux's head revealed that his facial deformity has no impact on his brain, intellect, nor ability to live a normal, healthy life.
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What Alexander writes is not surrealist or lyric: It is one person's celebration of the senses, including, at last, the intellect and its roots in Eros.
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Simone Caroti, who recently published a critical survey of the books, describes Banks as a man defined by his keen intellect, strong convictions, and daredevil attitude.
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Truth be known, as I comment on national security or military affairs I'm also constantly evaluating the candidates on their character, their presence, and their intellect.
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"Although I understood what was going on, my teachers thought there were some intelligence concerns, when really, there wasn't anything wrong with my intellect," she says.
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Software firm Intellect Design Arena and e-commerce store Koovs listed in 2014, then travel portal Yatra and e-commerce firm Infibeam followed two years later.
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He's a man born into privilege who's been able to convince millions that his success is evidence of his intellect and hard work and little else.
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Everything people say about their intellect is true: Each was amazingly perceptive, and showed an incredible amount of understanding for whatever concept was brought to them.
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"His intellect, his way with words that was eloquent beyond description, his command of the world and how it was changing were extraordinary," Mr. Blair said.
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Doctors at hospitals look at computers all the time, Konopka said, and rely on them, instead of their intellect, for diagnoses and guidelines to prescribing medications.
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You may consider it a compliment, but it can seem as though you're focused on her appearance rather than her intellect, business savvy, and purchasing power.
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Caddell, who died Saturday at the age of 68, will be remembered for his intellect, his passion, and as an architect of modern day political consulting.
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"When I was young, I didn't understand the value of exercise or health and how that affected my intellect, " the CEO of Twitter and Square says.
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Women are prepared and capable of voting for (or being elected by) those whose policies in practice reflect our collective values, strengths, empathy, intellect, and power.
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I encourage the President to choose a nominee with the credentials, intellect, and commitment to the rule of law necessary to serve on the Supreme Court.
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But she'll be the first one to chuckle about it; you'd be remiss to mistake the freewheeling intellect of Hval's work for solemnity or self-importance.
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I encourage the President to choose a nominee with the credentials, intellect and commitment to the rule of law necessary to serve on the Supreme Court.
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How about the time, at the beginning of his term, when he stood at a memorial for fallen intelligence officers and bragged about his own intellect?
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So much is contained in it: the idea of the individual, responsibility, choice, the life of the intellect, the idea of vocation and perfectibility and achievement.
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It helps that along with his charm and intellect (he jousts in Latin with Gore Vidal), Maurice is also disconcertingly attractive to both women and men.
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It clearly displays a breed of intellect that humans have not seen before, and that we will be mulling over for a long time to come.
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So, it's changed science in the way that today a student can study animal emotion, study animal personality, and there's a flurry of studies on intellect.
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" You don't have to be a genius to make it big: "Getting rich is less about intellect and more about focusing on the accumulation of wealth.
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He developed a comic demeanor, a disheveled mean (and mane), a rapier intellect with a taste for the classics, and an insatiable desire to be liked.
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Sanders's pity party would insult the intellect even if she hadn't voluntarily agreed to speak for an idiot bigot who could lead us into nuclear war.
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When Adrien died prematurely, of accidental strychnine poisoning, his brother perpetuated his ideas, suggesting that the intellect can thrive only when the sexual impulse is suppressed.
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"Everyone has their level," says Mr. Elton, alluding to the subtleties of class, wealth, upbringing, intellect, taste, beauty and manners that go into picking a mate.
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Mr. DeLonge: Everyone still looks up to the United States government as having the resources, the intellect and the duty to deal with subjects like this.
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I would say that anti-Semitism has a template with three elements: money and finance, intellect used maliciously and nefariously, and having [disproportionate] power in society.
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It is deeply disappointing to see people of Whitman and Kerrey's accomplishments and intellect put their names to an article that distorts and misrepresents our work.
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But the outsized praise Buttigieg gets for his intellect may also have to do with the fact that he's a white male, while Booker is black.
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He said that he is nominating McDonald, a longtime friend, because of his intellect, temperament and respect for the rule of law, the CT Mirror reported.
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Too many use zero-sum arguments and claim that their opponents are either without intellect or without heart, exposing their own intolerance of non-progressive views.
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Cokie's kindness, generosity, sharp intellect and thoughtful take on the big issues of the day made ABC a better place and all of us better journalists.
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People often think of feelings as secondary or as a sideshow to intellect, as if the essence of human intelligence is the ability to think logically.
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He lands in a quandary where his intellect counts for nil, where only an approach guided by the ethics of feeling can solve this Hobson's choice.
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Up to this point, he has cultivated an unflappable political persona, defined by his cool intellect and seeming immunity to criticism or provocation from his critics.
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Having in recent days labeled Trump a "Hitler" and "imperial emperor" supporting violent coup-plotters in Venezuela, Maduro took aim this time at the Republican's intellect.
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Besides, when would the country get another chance to choose someone with his intellect, even temper and good sense to marry a brilliant black woman like Michelle?
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There is no reason to think that bacteria, slime molds and similar single-cell forms of life have awareness, understanding or other capacities implicit in real intellect.
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Along with Cavafy, Jean Genet, and Henry James to provoke his curious intellect and self-interrogation, O'Reilly has "Nijinksy," created through a 2014 assemblage of found prints.
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Most attendees believe their presence at the summit confers a special stature on their intellect and an illustrious destiny on whatever entrepreneurial endeavor has brought them there.
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"He was confident enough of his intellect and his positions on policy issues, but sometimes his filter wouldn't function properly," said Mac Stipanovich, who ran the campaign.
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During the president's visit to Japan to meet with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Trump sided with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's purported assertion about Biden's intellect.
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Thomas Carlyle, one of the most important social commentators of the 19th century, opined that she "was full of unwise intellect, asking and re-asking stupid questions".
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Nobody doubted his intellect, but the board of directors of his company wanted to hire somebody more seasoned to manage the day to day operations alongside him.
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Doc was physically and mentally trained from birth by his father and a team of scientists to become the perfect human specimen with a genius level intellect.
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As a horticulturist, he knew the flora of Sicily but also, she said, "had the intellect and personality to understand my quest" for the first Ortigia scent.
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A college degree is a lot of things: evidence that you're diligent about learning, a record of the different subjects you've mastered, a totem of your intellect.
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Mark Ruffalo's Banner was last seen in Avengers: Endgame in his final form as BannerHulk, a living combination of the Hulk's strength with Bruce's intellect and reason.
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"I cannot believe that there is any inferiority in the sexes, as far as mind and intellect are concerned," she wrote to her son late in life.
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While today we debate the size of our would-be presidents' hands, with Jefferson we debate the breadth of his intellect and the depth of his contradictions.
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"This particular ambassadorship requires a great deal of poise, intellect, and experience, and I have no doubt that Jon is just the man for the job," Sen.
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" No doubt Greenberg's intellect was part of the attraction, and the world he opened to Frankenthaler was thrilling; she described her new social life as "heart pounding.
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He was known as a foreign policy and national security specialist and was admired for his intellect and soft-spoken, collegial approach to legislating (The Associated Press).
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U.S.-born Rosoff was given the 5 million Swedish krona ($600,333) prize for her young adult novels that "speak to the emotions as well as the intellect".
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"Steve has the right intellect, the right philosophy and the right background," said Senator Kevin Cramer, Republican of North Dakota, and a member of the banking committee.
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I am very sad to admit that I now have a broader application — I assign character or intellect weaknesses to people based upon whether they endorse Trump.
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From the instant baby Gates joined his well-off clan, he understood there was a giant impedance mismatch between his cosmic intellect and that of the world.
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The tradition of astrology has long recognized the sun as the identity, spirit, and intellect, while the moon symbolizes the denseness of the emotions, body, and soul.
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The Punk Reader: Research Transmissions from the Local to the Global (2019) is published by Intellect Books and is available from Amazon or your local independent bookstore.
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In order to be well rounded, we veer away from activities interesting to us, instead leaning toward those that show a specific kind of leadership and intellect.
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"This particular ambassadorship requires a great deal of poise, intellect and experience, and I have no doubt that Jon is just the man for the job," Sen.
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Asked about Harris' exit, Biden said he had "mixed emotions," though he added that Harris was a first-rate intellect and a strong competitor, NBC News reported.
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Obscured by the dazzle of his prodigious intellect was a crucial missing ingredient — ownership of his academics — and sadly, he failed out of college after two semesters.
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CO: I think artists often try too hard to be cerebral but are missing out on central truths and powerful sensations that can't be understood through intellect.
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That for every overpowered study finding superior liberal open-mindedness and intellect and knowledge, there is one to suggest that Republicans have the better of these qualities.
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I, for one, celebrate the life and success of any fellow citizen who reaches the pinnacle of his profession by dint of intellect, humor and force of personality.
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The diminutive Madison stands tall in our history, as a man whose spirit and intellect contributed as much to the shaping of our nation as any military heroics.
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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We will either get on top of this and start a major mobilization of the nation's energies and intellect and skills during the next administration or we're toast.
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