Likewise, expensive educations from Ivy League schools represented not just a level of intellect or achievement, but an aura of excellence one can derive from investing in a trusted academic institution that came with a built-in reputation.
She portrays the ivory-hued remains of fish, birds, mammals, lizards, and primates -- which may or may not include humans -- with the delicacy of antique lace, a naturalist intellect, and the talismanic aura of a family heirloom.
"There might be a misconception of intellect".
Gossip is the acceptable face of intellect".
Equality is not the opposite of intellect; it depends on intellect for its true realization.
Robbery crime of intellect; murder is crime of base passions.
Although Israeli posits a first intellect and a second intellect, Israeli describes three hypostases of intellect.
Intellect is a "one-many", an organized world of intellects, in each of which the whole of intellect is present.
The secondary hypostasis of intellect is actually in the rational soul, and is potential intellect before it passes into the actual intellect of the first intellect.
As teachers, we often focus on the lowest level of intellect, that of knowledge or "recall".
In 1956 Benjamin Bloom organized a hierarchy of intellect known as "Bloom's Taxonomy" (see Fig. 1).
