Is she not trying to express her "intellect, interests, tastes, and personality"?
You will need to learn to use your words, and use your intellect to express your feelings.
Slowly, Jaabé's experience, refined and expressed by Adrian's intellect, began to penetrate official thinking in Senegal and abroad.
Depersonalised intellect is expressed in wealth which outlives its owner; its power over the survivors clinched by laughter.
His colleagues, while expressing admiration for his intellect and personal qualities, were saying privately that he was failing the test of leadership.
He is a kindly man with a sinewy intellect that often expresses itself in convoluted speech.
Human emotion and intellect can be expressed through a variety of methods and techniques, but skilled representational art is extremely effective in engaging the human heart and energizing the mind.
But, if we -- like Gilbert -- really care about philosophies such as "karma," we'd be better served to do something wiser: sleep on it, meditate on it and express ourselves from a place of intellect and heart.
No other group, in hip-hop or rock, has ever expressed political ideas with as much intellect and visceral excitement – the NME hailed them as "the greatest rock'n'roll band in the world".
From the viewpoint of modern Christianity, it seems almost incomprehensible that a religion founded on love, truth and justice could be expressed in the vigorous repression of emotions, intellect and conscience.
However, substance's power is not expressed through the operations of will and intellect; the one substance does not act by conceiving a design in the intellect and bringing it to existence through the will (Ip23cl, Appendix, I).
