Sentence examples for comprehensive intellect from inspiring English sources
Charles Francis Adams, minister in London during Seward's tenure as secretary, deemed him "more of a politician than a statesman", but Charles Dana, former Assistant Secretary of State, disagreed, writing that Seward had "the most cultivated and comprehensive intellect in the administration" and "what is very rare in a lawyer, a politician, or a statesman imagination".
His comprehensive, systematic theory of intellectual abilities, known as the structure of intellect, was outlined in The Nature of Human Intelligence (1967).
In his 81st year, Bloom's intellect is as acute, as comprehensive and as fiery as ever.
I know that talk of introducing selection criteria based on gender and ethnicity (comprehensive selection criteria already bands according to intellect) will make people nervous.
Every cognition of an intelligible is an act of identification of subject and object, no material barrier existing between them.[62] Knowledge of the Agent Intellect, however, is thought to surpass everything else, its content uniquely and totally comprehensive.
Our ability to do so is what al-Kindi calls the "acquired intellect" (not to be confused with "acquired intellect" in al-Farabi, who means by this a comprehensive attainment of the many intellectual forms).
Hate reason and intellect.
The man represents intellect.
"His intellect, his charisma.
