Sentence examples for about the intellect of from inspiring English sources

It says a lot about the intellect of our Hollywood writers when the best they can come up with is to make G.I. Joe into a live action movie or redo The Pink Panther.

There are, therefore, two aspects of spoken language: on the one hand, the vox, as an articulate sound, causes a natural change in both the medium and the ear of the one who hears it (DOS 147; NLPA 127 128); on the other, the utterance, as something heard, brings about an act of the intellect of the listener (DOS 425; NSLPery I.1).

"What impressed me about him was not politics, but the intellect of the man" says Rasic. "That involvement with Gough [eventually] cost me my job, because [Sir] Arthur George was an absolute brutal Liberal".

T. S. Eliot, who was famously ambivalent about Poe, once said that Poe's intellect "seems to me the intellect of a highly gifted person before puberty".

He talks about human rights with the passion of a student activist and the intellect of a talented academic.

Perhaps the most fundamental truth about nature is simply beyond the human intellect, the way that quantum mechanics is beyond the intellect of a dog.

That prompted Williams to question the intellect of his team.

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

The Active Intellect, the lowest of the ten heavenly intellects and associated with the sphere of the moon, becomes the intellect of the corporeal world.

I like the intellect of line drawings.

"Apparently, the intellect of the TV couldn't take it.