Sentence examples for a personal intellect from inspiring English sources
Although the active intellect so understood is a human intellect, it is emphatically not conceived of as a personal intellect.
"Rachel's passionate coverage of the intersection of religion and politics exhibits a strong personal intellect coupled with constitutional sensitivity to the proper boundaries between religion and government".
A superb person, intellect, and judge.
But each one has a personal story of grit and determination, of intellect and creativity, and of daunting obstacles overcome.
"On a personal level, she is a role model for all women and has great intellect and compassion".
How would I feel seeing a personal hero portrayed by some actor trying to interpret our grim realities of living in a body ravaged by paralysis juxtaposed with a vivid, robust intellect and a joie de vivre?
Both exhibited a superior intellect and a vigorous personal life.
Until then, we have a series of attractive Marshalls who are nonetheless haunted by the specter of the accidental jurist who Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. thought had little truly original to offer beyond "a strong intellect, a good style, personal ascendancy in his court, courage, justice and convictions of his party".
Wyclif takes a resolutely realist stand, as his formulation and division of supposition (where simple supposition is described as that possessed by a term in relation to a universal outside the intellect and personal supposition as that possessed by a term in relation to one or more individual) make evident.
His theology was broad and deep... he reached people in countless ways and exerted everywhere a remarkable personal magnetism... [having] an unusually brilliant intellect and stirring oratorical powers that commanded admiration".
In order to defend the Christian dogma of personal immortality, Philoponus broke with the common Aristotelian and Stoic interpretation of a single universal mind operative in all people and taught that each person possesses an individual intellect.
