Sentence examples for all intellect from inspiring English sources

Prada is "all intellect and ideas," while Bertelli "brings it all down to earth".

An album, "Ballad Session," conceived by Warner Brothers as a corrective to the notion that Mr. Turner was all intellect, ended up becoming a collection of candlelight jazz standards like "Skylark" and "All or Nothing at All".

"People who grew up urban in Brooklyn, and in other places, you have people who have played basketball since they were zero, of all intellect and education," he said, offering Bill Bradley, the Hall of Fame basketball player turned senator, as an example.

Meintjes comments that Pretorius "was perhaps the first person to recognise that behind [Kruger's] rough exterior was a most singular person with an intellect all the more remarkable for being almost entirely self-developed".

Similarly, a few years later in Die Religion der Zukunft, he also states explicitly that all intellects participate in the divine intellect (Ehrenfels 1929, in Fabian 1990, 286).

As we know from fragments of Siger's treatise On Happiness (De felicitate), he embraces Averroes' thesis that all intellects are made blessed through the conjunction with the active intellect.

So they had all that intellect and all that energy, and they were devoting all that to making life easier for their husbands".

All seven and we'll watch them fall They stand in the way of love And we will smoke them all With an intellect and a savoir-faire No one in the whole universe Will ever compare.

We have been conditioned to think, act, talk, and work as a very efficient machine, able to handle emotions, different cultures, different ranges of intellect, all to promote the health of America.

All this cultivates intellect and imagination while at the same time developing self-reliance and independence.

He tweeted at Spelman incessantly, insulting her work and her intellect, all the while claiming that his initial attentions were just in the service of advancing Spelman's career.