Significados de wanting in intelligence en inglés

These primeval races, however savage they may have been, were not wanting in intelligence.

Colles was right; you're not wanting in intelligence, Mr Crawfurd.'

She knew that David was not wanting in intelligence.

Colles told me you weren't wanting in intelligence.

Mankind are not wanting in intelligence; but, as a body, they have one intellectual defect-theyare muddle-heads.

You are not wanting in intelligence, Dawes, more's the pity-andyou can't deny the justice of that.

The mate was a mere sailor, wanting in intelligence and worth, and a fit associate for the captain.

I am sadly wanting in intelligence, I dare say, but a more incomprehensible proceeding I never heard of!

There is good stuff here; you have talent, great talent, and, as I have observed to-day, you are not wanting in intelligence.

Though Mr. C. Augustus Ebénier was not wanting in intelligence, his skull seemed to have a capability for enduring hard knocks which was really surprising.

D'Argenton's method of education was too severe for Jack, who was, however, by no means wanting in intelligence, and was well advanced in his studies.

"She is certainly not wanting in intelligence," he murmured to himself.

"He is by no means wanting in intelligence," he said to his family.