Sentence examples for intellect and became from inspiring English sources

Robert Niemi states that Stroud had a "superior intellect," and became a "first-rate ornithologist and author," but was an "extremely dangerous and menacing psychopath, disliked and distrusted by his jailers and fellow inmates".

Berezovsky – a one-time professor of mathematics, who applied his intellect to business and became very rich indeed – was practically bankrupt.

Ultimately both the world soul and the human souls are informed by reason and become rational by coming into contact with the divine intellect.

Intellect and affect become one.

Since the beginning of the industrial age, when the glorification of reason and the intellect became paramount, anything having to do with the emotions and the intangible realms was viewed as not only inferior, but also as infantile foolishness left over from the dark ages.

Here, Albert argues, the possible intellect undergoes a complete transformation and becomes totally actualized, as the agent intellect becomes its form.

By virtue of his imposing physique, charismatic personality and ferocious intellect, he became a central figure in the avant-garde art scene.

Furthermore, Origen also adopts the view that the human soul is essentially an intellect that falls in bodies and then becomes a soul with the necessary faculties to operate within a human body, yet the soul retains the ability to ascend and become an intellect again (On Principles I.4.1, I.8.1, II.6.4, II.9.7).

Excerpt: During most of human history, land had been the most important source of wealth; in America, intellect and know-how became the major source.

But once the bold new ideas had trickled down and become "the property of second-class intellects," Peel adopted them too.

Despite his high intellect and desire to continue his education, he had had to stop after high school and become a merchant in the bazaar.