Sentence examples for characteristic of intellect from inspiring English sources

Separation is a characteristic of intellect as such, and in man it is identified with the "interiority" which Augustine claimed was not joined to the body as its form.

As a characteristic of the practical intellect, art is not a speculative or a theoretical activity; it aims not just at knowing, but at doing.

As for whether women would be capable of taking on such roles, Bromberg noted that the defining characteristic of special operators is intellect.

Some surnames simply describe physical and mental characteristics such as Hirve which means green or Buddhisagar which literally translates to an ocean of intellect.

For these reasons, the various branches of intellect and culture, enumerated below, become stages in the unfolding of the "World-Spirit": The psychological characteristics of human beings (habit, appetite, judgment) representing "Subjective Spirit".

Aristotle taught that intellect is the defining characteristic of the human being, who also carries the more mundane defining characteristics of all other beings, the materiality of the stones of the earth, the need for food of the plants, the locomotion of the animals.

"There might be a misconception 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.

Hers was a formidable achievement of intellect and will.

He was a man of intellect and independent spirit.