Sentence examples for in the intellect from inspiring English sources

The empire was firmly embedded in the intellect of its subjects.

"You really have to hide any interest in the intellect – guard it with your life, especially at elementary school.

It is necessary to accept, not just in the intellect but in the heart, that that other being out there is as important as you are.

In order to counter this worry, Aquinas revised Aristotle's theory to say that not only the form but also the "species" of an object is in the intellect.

As an adult whose hopes lay assuredly in the intellect, not in the hereafter, he concluded, "Literature, not scripture, sustains the mind and — since there is no other metaphor — also the soul".

"Some of us will be more successful than others, some of us are fortunate in the turn of business, some of us are fortunate in the intellect we inherit from our parents.

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

Far from grounding intellect in sensation, al-Kindi argues in On the Intellect that the human intellect has a parallel, but separate, function to human sense-perception.

In fact, the intellect is the first being in which universal matter and form are conjoined.

(He fits the mold if one agrees with Dickinson in defining the intellect as a patriot's "Native Land").

Music goes straight to the heart, it doesn't have to check in on the intellect first, so, yes, music is still important to me.