Sentence examples for basis of intellect from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the report, the author, Maureen Neihart, warns that acceleration "may be harmful to unselected students who are arbitrarily accelerated on the basis of I.Q., achievement, or social maturity," In other words, the decision to skip students ahead a grade or two should not be made on the basis of intellect alone.

Yankees justify themselves on the basis of superior intellect and sophistication.

A 1981 book by Professor Grover, "The Cognitive Basis of the Intellect," was written as a response to Professor Jensen's book "Bias in Mental Testing" (1980).

I don't recall experiencing any stigma, and I certainly didn't feel that I deserved my diploma any less than all those physics geniuses admitted strictly on the basis of their intellect.

If the activity of intellect provides a basis for saying that, while the human soul is the substantial form of the body, it can exist apart from the body, that is, survive death, it is an immaterial existent.

In sum, whether consciousness and certain aspects of intellect have a partly immaterial basis is unknown, and may be unknowable (McGinn [1999]).

Contra Ehrenfels, the Graz school argued that Gestalten are actively produced by our intellect on the basis of the Gestalt switch phenomenon (see, among others, Smith 1994, 259 ff).

It will be open to non-members of Intellect and should cater for frequent changes, hopefully on the basis of companies adding their own details.

Robbery crime of intellect; murder is crime of base passions.

Alternatively it might just be a handy fall-back question for commenters who disagree with a point I'm making but lack the rhetorical skills – or basic intellect – to explain the basis of their objection.

"There might be a misconception of intellect".