Sentence examples for forth from the intellect from inspiring English sources

A light sent forth from the intellect produces the rational soul, which in turn gives rise to the vegetative soul.

Moreover, no judgment of the intellect constrains the will's choice; the will is free either to will the alternative put forth by the intellect or to reject it and will something else.

The senses differ from the intellect in that they have physical organs; the intellect is immaterial.

In Descartes' scheme of mental capacities, knowledge does not arise from the intellect alone.

A LAWYER holds forth from the podium.

The papers leap forth From the presses aroar,.

The voice of John Gotti burst forth from the speaker.

"We'll see what comes forth from the Congressional process".

(Ex. a foul stench flows forth from the cavern entrance.

When this happens, this intellect enters in us from without: "this is the intellect from without which comes to be in us and is imperishable" (Alexander, DA 90.19 20).

The medieval Jewish philosopher Moses Maimonides (1135 1204) understood prophecy as an emanation from God to the intellect of man.