Sentence examples for intellect and its from inspiring English sources

They hinge on the human intellect and its ability to filter timeless values through modern understanding.

The bluff forehead and the vertical wrinkle between his eyebrows seem to allude to the clarity of his intellect and its intensity.

The intellect and its ideas are simply the Will's servant.

Dietrich shows evidence of disavowing the doctrine in his philosophical study of the intellect and its normal operations.

Other interesting themes that are touched in the philosophical articles are the world's eternity (80 through 89), the unicity of the human intellect and its implications (117 through 133), and human freedom and free will (151 through 166).

Critical to presential knowledge is the Porphyrian doctrine of the unity of the intellect, the intellecting subject and its intelligible object.

Strong emotions, for instance, distance soul from intellect and increase its non-rationality (De genio Socratis 591D; see Dillon 1977, 212 213).

The past 30 years have shown that while part of Israel, its intellect and superego, knows it needs to pull out, another part...well, let's just say Israel has poor appetite control.

The new anthology "The Don Giovanni Moment" is the book for readers who have had enough of the discussion of who Mozart really was, and who want to understand the music's impact on the intellect and, more widely, its influence on Western culture.

Where the play falls down is that in making its pitch to both the intellect and the emotions of its audience, it tends too far towards the former.

Yet I've always admired Doctor Who; not only for its values of intellect and empathy, but also for its often overlooked ability to explore deistic themes – both in the show and through the ardent devotion of fans.