Sentence examples similar to clever intellect from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Redstone is one of those people who have used their intellect to create clever mechanisms for believing whatever they want to, and blinding themselves to inconvenient facts pointing to the contrary.
"The intellect required to be a clever, strategic and mindful sharer of meat is the essential recipe that led to the expansion of the human brain," Gold writes.
How can anyone have faith in a man of such low intellect?" As we all know, they're very clever indeed in the Republican win-by-any-means camp.
The images are so clever that people are tempted to work it out with their intellect.
But he is never merely clever, a restraint that speaks to this musical's point that intellect doesn't have to trump emotion.
When we do finally come to the verses that hold out the key to the mystery to those "possessed of sturdy intellect", they deviate from actual Dante into our devilishly clever villain's pastiche of his poetry.
Hence the misdirection of much of modern capitalism — since it's pouring its energies into coming up with ever more clever ways to sell us things we don't need, rather than applying intellect to figure out what we really need and selling us that instead.
Her intellect questioned, although it's difficult to know on what basis ("I'd say 'conscientious' rather than clever," says one observer).
Clever as Madeleine may have been, Herzog reminds us again and again, she had none of the discipline and method of a true scholar or intellect.
Hate reason and intellect.
