Sentence examples for greatest intellect from inspiring English sources

Peirce is the greatest intellect the Americas ever produced, and it is his whole philosophy, including his semeiotic (note the spelling and the singular number) that now bids fair to prevail as doctrine.

While many coaches and general managers consider the Wonderlic particularly useful in evaluating quarterbacks and offensive linemen, positions that are believed to demand the greatest intellect because of the need to decipher complex defenses, the hope is that the new test, called the Player Assessment Tool, will give teams clearer insight into a broader range of players.

There is only one way: discard the late medieval Cartesian description of the soul (that was produced 1,400 years after Christ) in favor of the ancient description of the soul first advanced by Aristotle 300 years before Christ, which was later refined into a monotheistic framework by Christianity's greatest intellect of all, St. Thomas Aquinas.

Over the last 200 years enthusiastic scholars have been rescuing them from obscurity, and proclaiming that they display Leonardo as one of the greatest intellects of all time.

In addition to Avicenna's philosophy having been readily incorporated into medieval European Scholastic thought, his synthesis of Neoplatonic and Aristotelian thought and his encompassing of all human knowledge of the time into well-organized accessible texts make him one of the greatest intellects since Aristotle.

He's a great intellect," Mr. Tyler said.

A quiet man of great intellect.

Arthur Miller, he's a great intellect.

A man of great intellect, impeccable taste and incredible wit.

He is a writer of great intellect, undoubtedly.

Andrew Laming Georgee is a great intellect, great to have him in this building.