Sentence examples similar to habitual intelligence from inspiring English sources
One should make the effort to reverse the habitual mode of intelligence and set oneself up immediately in the duration.
These antinomies of concepts and positions, according to him, result from the normal or habitual way our intelligence works.
The creative emotion makes one unstable and throws one out of the habitual mode of intelligence, which is directed at needs.
"From my many years as a university literature teacher I do know that it takes all the rigour one can muster over the course of a semester to get even the best undergraduates to read precisely the fiction at hand, with all their intelligence, without habitual moralising, ingenious interpretation, biographical speculation and, too, to beware of the awful spectre of the steamrolling generalisation.
Cameron might have been able to capture something of Eliot's great seriousness, intelligence, and generosity — her expression "not only of habitual brooding thought and intellectual travail but of intense and yearning human sympathy and tenderness," as one observer put it.
This indicates, first, that an individual's self-reported habitual use of verbalization and visualization during solving arithmetic word problems does not depend on intelligence.
This indicates that an self-reported habitual use of visualization and verbalization during mental arithmetic does not depend on intelligence.
Consequently a questionnaire that assesses the habitual use of visualization and verbalization has to measure an independent construct and not personality or intelligence [ 54, 55].
Not the habitual shopper.
Growing similar, habitual.
