Sentence examples for * the intellect of from inspiring English sources

That prompted Williams to question the intellect of his team.

In other words, dependent on the intellect of the director.

"And I did admire … the intellect of Enoch.

Francis Bacon believed that the intellect of the 17th-century individual could be refined by contact with the intellect of the ideal man.

Of course we all now Biden is the intellect of the Democratic party.

The empire was firmly embedded in the intellect of its subjects.

Now we have someone who has the intellect of an Army sergeant.

"The whole election process to me demeans the intellect of the voters," Mr. Bent said.

His was the intellect of wisdom, the voice of reason, and the heart of goodness.

The medieval Jewish philosopher Moses Maimonides (1135 1204) understood prophecy as an emanation from God to the intellect of man.

His little grey cells are to the intellect of the great Sherlock what semolina is to caviar.