Sentence examples for circumscribed intellect from inspiring English sources

He could even use the Coach's circumscribed intellect.

Or not the Coach, exactly, because he wasn't the coach of anything, but the best aspects of the Coach's character — limited, yes, by the emotional restraint of athletic-minded people, their incurious and circumscribed intellects, but liberated by their expansive, inspired, and victorious hearts.

True, he had a powerful intellect, but compared with that of his more urbane friend and neighbor Thomas Jefferson, Madison's intellectual appetite, fixed as it was on political history and theory, seemed narrow, circumscribed.

J. Intellect.

"The intellect.

Hate reason and intellect.

The man represents intellect.

You have the intellect.

Mozilo's world has become more circumscribed.

Tells about the circumscribed status of women.

I struggled, intellect versus emotion.