Sentence examples for and intellect to the from inspiring English sources

Now add Sontag's "use my will and intellect" to the list of eventually vain efforts.

Her children have enjoyed her love, friendship, wit and intellect to the very end.

But with global temperatures continuing to rise, Musk deserves credit for applying his resources and intellect to the greatest challenge facing humanity: how to power our society without killing our planet.

Albertus distinguished the way to knowledge by revelation and faith from the way of philosophy and of science; the latter follows the authorities of the past according to their competence, but it also makes use of observation and proceeds by means of reason and intellect to the highest degrees of abstraction.

Though Jawaharlal Nehru personally was more of an Anglophile aristocrat than a Hindu sadhu or mahatma, he devoted his energies and intellect to the nationalist movement and, at age 41, was the youngest elected president of the Congress in December 1929, when it passed its Purna Swaraj ("Complete Self-Rule") resolution.

A woman born ahead of her time, unsuited both by temperament and intellect to the conventions demanded by her culture, she reinvents herself most fully in the more liberated climate of the States, but this forging of a new self comes at a terrible cost to her family.

Alumni of elite colleges are accustomed to getting requests for money from their alma mater, but the appeal that Harvard sent to thousands of graduates on Monday was something new: a plea to donate their time and intellects to the rapidly expanding field of online education.

While the patient is in the semi-sedated state he conducts a coaching session where he uses the patient's emotions and intellect to overwhelm the pleasure or fear that is at the root of the addictions or phobias.

He left in 2001 and went first to Harvard University, and then to Goldman Sachs in London and New York, before Italy called again.Admirers say Mr Draghi has the character and intellect to make the FSB a success.

10) The film climaxes with the apes collating their vast strength and intellect to perform the act that Caesar's been dreaming of for so long – scaring one specific horse a bit.

His book points out that some villagers have enough courage and intellect to stop the lunatic, but others don't have sense enough to realize that the lunatic has recruited them and has actually handed them their own sharp stick.