Sentence examples for development of intellect and from inspiring English sources

But while Carter's book is ponderous, Tadié's is a thrilling journey through the development of intellect and sensibility.

Indeed, Godwin's account of pleasure, in terms of the development of intellect and the exercise of its powers, means that the position looks more like perfectionism than it does a form of hedonistic utilitarianism (what is valued is the ideal as much as the pleasures which are integral to it).

Beginning in the colonial period, formal education was required to create a better, more enlightened society through the development of intellect as well as moral and spiritual character.

But he rarely spoke about sports, preferring to stress the importance of the development of intellect in the making of a naval officer.

Writing in 1937, she argued that although 'normal thought processes, at an early age, recapitulate those primitive and archaic forms so often seen in schizophrenics', childhood schizophrenia should be conceptualized as a 'reaction' which disturbed the normal development of infantile thought leading to problems in the formation of intellect and motor coordination.

Hers was a formidable achievement of intellect and will.

He was a man of intellect and independent spirit.

Poetry demands both rigor of intellect and generosity of spirit.

Dotty was a splendid amalgam of intellect and compassion.

It causes chronic sleepiness, headaches, impaired motor coordination, apathy, loss of intellect, and when not treated, death.

Thus we can say of the One that it is the cause of Intellect, and of Intellect that it is cause of Soul.