Sentence examples similar to exercise some intellect from inspiring English sources
It forces you to exercise your intellect.
The justices declined the honour, ruling that defining end-of-life medical practices was properly the job of the people, through their legislatures, to ponder through the exercise of intellect and conscience.
Some book groups evolved from sewing circles, which "gave women a chance to exercise their intellect and have a social gathering," said Rachel W. Jacobsohn, author of "The Reading Group Handbook," which gives a history of the format plus dos and don'ts for modern hosts.
Why we cannot exercise the intellect on any object absolutely apart from the continuous, or apply it even to non-temporal things unless in connexion with time, is another question.
Memorization allows you to exercise your intellect fully you can't be a lawyer in a courtroom, and ask the judge to wait while you look up some particular point of the law code on your iPad.
In his Book of Religion, al-Farabi explains along these same lines that most people are not able to grasp truths through an exercise of intellect, but rather, "either due to nature or because they are occupied with other things" these people (the average folks) will "understand generally accepted or persuasive things" (BR, B 98; BR, M § 48).
"There's an ancient soul there – a philosopher of some intellect," Styler said.
When we talk about "intelligence" we are describing behaviour, or a propensity towards certain behaviour, and not the exercise of some disembodied intellect.
Exercise some common sense".
Exercise some time during Christmas Eve.
