One other experience enriched his intellect at that time: he watched the extraordinary performance that culminated in Napoleon's coronation in 1804 as emperor of the French.
His presence, his compassion and profound intellect enriched our lives.
We will sorely miss his stimulating intellect which enriched us.
This band of thinkers, united by their faith that all men were inherently good and that nature could enrich the soul and intellect, together formed the principal characters in the childhood of one of America's most loved female authors.
Agnes was a tireless champion of accessibility both in the arts, as well as in the pharmaceutical field and she will be long and fondly remembered by the many people and institutions whose lives she enriched through her tremendous spirit, intellect and generosity.
Our beloved friend whose intellect, warmth and graciousness enriched our lives.
He enriched our lives through his warmth, humor, intellect, generosity and spirit.
As Loren Cox, a former CEEPR Director, remembers: "what Tom admired about MIT programs and workshops was an atmosphere where ideas were openly debated – and debate encouraged". His keen intellect, warm generosity and humor enriched any debate he participated in, and his unfaltering optimism left few untouched.
In making the composers' musical mind the subject of his concert, he and his orchestra and his soloist delighted the ear, stimulated the intellect, stirred the emotions — and even enriched aesthetic morality with the connection of music to lived experience, the composers' and his own.
Nevertheless, the formation of a substantial amount of knowledge, or in Farabian terms, a strong acquired intellect, is that which forms and enriches us, creating a substance that in its immateriality resembles the Agent Intellect.
