Sentence examples for external intellect from inspiring English sources

But the essential trait of Mr. Shaw's music is balance: between the internal and the external, intellect and emotion, fealty and license.

This external intellect is also the ultimate agent and final cause of the individual intellect.

Anything that is understandable is an external activity of Intellect; and any form of cognition of that is also an external activity of it.

Its external activity is just Intellect.

Just as sensation is actualized by an external sensible form, so intellect is actualized by an external intelligible form.

The cognitive faculty for intelligibles, the human intellect, is external to the embodied soul (De an. procr.

By eliminating the representations that might intervene between intellect and external reality, Olivi gives us what we might be tempted to think of as a direct realist theory of intellectual cognition.

In both the human being and the world, the intellect is external to the soul (cf. Phaedrus 247c d); the world soul is informed by the reason of the creator god, the demiurge, while in the case of humans the intellect amounts to the "daimôn" assigned to each of us (De genio Socratis 591E), which is what Republic 620d and, especially, Timaeus 90a-d suggest.

There is no deficiency of sensibility in any part of the body; the intellect and external senses are unimpaired; but there is an obvious expression of vacancy in the countenance, apparently from the paralyzed state of the muscles of the face.

It is always the internal senses that represent in Avicenna and not the intellect or the external senses (see Lagerlund 2007b, for a table of the whole range of terms translated by 'representation' in Avicenna's works).

It is a separate intellect, totally immaterial and external to the human intellect.