Sentence examples for heart intellect from inspiring English sources

It's a case of head against heart, intellect against emotion, and rationality against impulse.

@GPSforSoul "I put my heart, mind, intellect and soul even into my smallest acts.

"Women gave heart, mind, body, intellect, will, blood, sweat and tears, but not their dollars," she says.

SOCRATES Put your heart, mind and intellect and soul even to your smallest acts.

Rather, it is a passionate affair of the heart and intellect, conducted in a mood of intransigence.

She suggests that parents talk to their daughters about Massie's values, "versus judging people by their heart and intellect and skills".

In New York, Poe had written that Fuller "judges woman by the heart and intellect of Miss Fuller, but there are not more than one or two dozen Miss Fullers on the whole face of the earth".

"Of the innumerable effects, or impressions, of which the heart, the intellect, or (more generally) the soul is susceptible, what one shall I, on the present occasion, select?" "The Raven," unfortunately, does not settle on just one, preferring the usual moviemaking practice of multiplying effects until they pile up into a welter of breathless incident and preposterous exposition.

[Saxophonist and composer] Wayne Shorter represents to me not only the spearpoint-tip of the cutting edge of acoustic music in jazz, but the stories he tells through his compositions point quite profoundly to fundamental experiences of the psyche, heart and intellect.

But in almost all theoretical works, the various feelings and emotions of the human heart and intellect were understood to fall into at least two categories: the more violent and self-regarding "passions" and "appetites" on the one hand, and the milder and more enlightened "interests," social "affections," and "moral sentiments" on the other (DeJean, 1997; Dixon, 2003; Hirschman, 1997).

Until a sustainable peace is forged in the nation our government invaded, American citizens are morally obliged to fix our eyes, hearts and intellects on an unspeakable violence in which we, too, are enmeshed.