Sentence examples for all that intellect from inspiring English sources

He's also found a way to harness all that intellect, wrap it in emotion and use it to communicate".

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

The most irksome part of his act is the babytalk, used to flatter and throw into relief all that intellect, and there is a question of how much the comedy plays on snobbish reactions to a guy with long hair and Essex vowels name-dropping philosophers.

The First Cause, which is the Pure Good, pours all that is good into the intellect and into all that which exists through the mediation of the intellect.

Meanwhile, there's a touch of The West Wing's President Bartlet to Day-Lewis's Lincoln: he hides a searing intellect under all that folksy charm, and even the occasional flash of a human flaw doesn't really undermine his saintliness.

If you feel that your intellect dominates all that you are doing, a flood could be a signal to change over-reliance on this side of your thinking and to allow the more creative and intuitive side flow through.

For if all humans share the same intellect, then upon physical death, all that remains of the person is an unindividualized intellect.

Understanding that the good for an intellect is contemplation of all that the One is means that the will is oriented to one thing only, whatever transient desires may turn up.

Some propose that the book, the printed artifact that once carried all the intellect of the past centuries, will one day be replaced by its characterless digital successor.

This is because existence is an a priori intuition that all sound intellects possess and within that intuition, the existence of a Necessary Being is logically necessary.

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).