Sentence examples for intellect and feeling from inspiring English sources

It also happens to be full of intellect and feeling and dartlike expression.

His concept of Humanität ("humanism"), reconciling intellect and feeling, provided continuity between the Enlightenment and Weimar Classicism.

Auburn clearly wants this to be a story in which mathematical and emotional equations, intellect and feeling, collide.

His book is a 365-page riff on Charlie Parker, on America in the first half of the 20th century and on black intellect and feeling.

Poet and novelist I heard Margo Jefferson speak at the Bristol festival of ideas and loved her blend of wit, intellect and feeling.

This is a remarkable ambition, but also an eminently sensible one: the union of art and sensation, intellect and feeling, mass appeal and aesthetic refinement is something the movies are uniquely able to promise, and occasionally, when a filmmaker possesses the right mixture of calculation and compassion, able to deliver.

Julian Schnabel, who attended Kiefer's talk, later discussed Kiefer with Rosenthal, and said, that in his own view, he did not separate intellect and feelings.

With Ludwig van Beethoven the symphony became no longer entertainment music but an expression of monumental intellect and innermost feeling, as in Haydn's and Mozart's late works.

The fiery snowball embodies unification of cool intellect and hot feeling, which is the combustive essence of Mr. Wirsum's art.

You combine your intellect and your feeling.

Unlike Bentham, however, Mill accepted that there are qualitative differences in pleasures simply as pleasures, and he thought that the higher pleasures were those of the intellect, the feelings and imagination, and the moral sentiments.