He holds that sensations are literally modifications in the mind, but that they are highly indeterminate, or in later terminology lack determinate intentional objects, and that genuine understanding occurs only when and to the extent that the determinate ideas in the perfect intellect of God are disclosed to finite, human minds, to the extent that they are.
Thus, he sees a genuine distinction between the speculative intellect, the practical intellect, imagination, and the sensory apprehensive powers.
She succeeds through a combination of impressive intellect, broad knowledge and genuine sensitivity.
I have interviewed hundreds of female partners, and believe that they share characteristics including genuine passion for their work, strong intellect, stamina and drive.
Always over-impressed by intellect, he was genuinely unimpressed by simple celebrity, even when it came with genuine talent - talking, once, of the day when he promoted Dylan, he simply remembered: 'He was sitting in my office one day when I came back from lunch.
Since Maimon conceives God to be a pure intellect, the result is a genuine form of radical — and pantheistic — idealism.
Indeed, in this era of radical social upheaval, Eckhart put forward the dynamics of intellect (reason, rationality) as the genuine wealth possessed by those who are poor in spirit.
He will be greatly missed by his family and friends for his kind and gentle manner, his humility, his genuine interest in and compassion for others, his great intellect and his wit.
In the face of genuine clarity and distinctness, "a great light in the intellect" is followed by "a great inclination of the will" (7:59).
He thinks that having this feature shows that is hasn't been simply put together by the intellect or imagination, and is thus a genuine nature.
