Sentence examples for differences in intellect from inspiring English sources

When told about other differences — fictional differences in intellect or honesty — why shouldn't the younger generation believe it?

Writing in the International Journal of Epidemiology, scientists noted the difference in intellect between the twins and the age at which they died.

Darwin concluded that intellect would have certain advantages in social competition, and the major reason for a species difference in intellect is how much brainpower the body is able to afford.

What was until recently a difference in ideology has devolved, in a little over a decade, into a difference in intellect.

Identical twins inherit the same DNA sequence, but can have differences in appearance, intellect, and disease incidence.

Whatever the differences in their ideologies, intellects and work habits, George W. Bush and Barack Obama both let voters know that they carve out time almost daily for cardio or weights or both.

"If there is one theme to Volume Four, it is Anaïs's formidable will to power," Vidal wrote, and though he referred in passing to Nin's inaccurate portrait of young "Lieutenant Vidal," he used the occasion to establish once again what he believed were their differences in philosophy, knocking her "contempt for intellect . . .

Let us celebrate in intellect.

But comparing Melania to Michelle Obama in intellect is laughable.

They were well matched in intellect and talent.

Dementia is characterized by a progressive decline in intellect, including memory, learning, orientation, language, comprehension and judgement [ 1].