Sentence examples for intellect and that from inspiring English sources

The jury said her seven young adult novels, which include How I Live Now and Just In Case, "speak to the emotions as well as the intellect", and that "in sparkling prose, she writes about the search for meaning and identity in a peculiar and bizarre world".

We have the capacity to experience thought that is beyond the intellect and that wakes us up to the wisdom of the heart.

In the course of the last chapter, he reminds us that from the printed book comes "the democracy of the intellect" and that humans are primarily ethical creatures.

Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League and a friend of Mr. Netanyahu's, recalled that after the first meeting, Mr. Netanyahu walked out of the hotel and told him that he had been impressed with Mr. Obama's intellect, and that the American presidency "was his to lose".

Quoting directly from Proclus he remarks that what is desirable to all things is intellect and that all things proceed from intellect as well as return through it.

(Of course, in Spinoza's language the view is that there is no distinction between will and intellect and that to the extent that we understand something our will is drawn to affirm it).

I want my paintings to be a haunted living presence that reveals to the viewer passion, intellect, mystery and that changes with each day's new light.

It is that he plays it with a style that defies logic, and he uses a blend of skill, strength, intellect and instinct that is all his own.

It's a huge failure of both intellect and will that we allow these gaps to persist.

"Leahy is an outstanding executive who has intellect and vision that is second to none," said Shore Capital analyst Darren Shirley.

Mr. Bush appears unable to display the leadership, delegation skills, intellect and statesmanship that are all attributes of the high office he holds.