Sentence examples for from the intellect of from inspiring English sources

A concept, Humboldt argued, can attain its distinctness and clarity only through its being reflected back from the intellect of another person (einer fremden Denkkraft, GS Vol 5, 380) with language as the only mediator between one intellect and another.

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

When they first hit the scene, they delivered everything you wanted from a band with the intellect of a third grader the day before Halloween.

I like the intellect of line drawings.

If we distinguish sensorial apprehension from the intellect's judgment of it, then it is perfectly legitimate to expect truth (or a certain kind of truth) from the senses.

As a result, the imaginative faculty receives the "pattern inherent in the intellects of the heavenly bodies from the influence deriving from them".

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

He dazzled Charles with his visionary talk — of rescuing humanity from "the superstition of the intellect" and of restoring the ancients' spiritual oneness with the natural world — and then convinced Charles that he was the man to lead the crusade.

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

The secondary hypostasis of intellect is actually in the rational soul, and is potential intellect before it passes into the actual intellect of the first intellect.

Knowledge of the nature of reality derives from ideas of the intellect, not the senses.