Word: intellective
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...years, all things Western were deemed subversive. I stumbled upon baseball whole doing my military service in Cuba. When I first saw the game, I was stunned by its combination of beauty and intellect, traits which I have since found only in one place, my wife...
...With an intellect unencumbered by a comparable ego, Stephanopoulos was able to bridge the chasm separating the campaign's often mismatched personalities. He made sure that Hollywood's laid-back producer Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, who made the convention bio-film, was on speaking terms with chain-smoking, laser-intense Grunwald; he doled out face time on television among aspiring talking heads; not least, he soothed the brilliant, tightly coiled gonzo strategist James Carville by watching infomercials and Julia Child with him when Carville was too nervous to work...
Ultimately, the parties have to work things out for themselves. But now is the time for you to actively engage the participants with a display of your enthusiasm, empathy, and intellect. Peace be with...
Clinton's intellect promises a commitment more to his policy ideas than to his party and its pressure groups. Clinton is as versed in public policy as any Kennedy School professor, and has attracted perhaps the most talented group of policy geeks ever to serve in a campaign...
...football fraternity, whose grammatical constructions often drift toward the martial, monosyllabic and scatological. No less a personage than former Secretary of State George Shultz, now penning his memoirs at the Hoover Institution on Stanford's campus, says, "I have come to admire him as a great intellect...