Sentence examples for intellect as an from inspiring English sources
It's as beautifully resistant to the intellect as an Andropov era Pravda editorial.
The news of so many losing their homes was pressing enough that Ms. Siegel found a compelling reason to return to the cause that first captured her intellect as an undergraduate at Barnard in the late 1930s.
Therefore he redefined the possible intellect as an active faculty as well.
Numenius maintains that the first or highest God, or first intellect, brings about a second one (frs. 13, 21.7), in fact the divine demiurge, and uses this second intellect as an instrument of its thinking (fr. 22.1 2).
Mr. Davis, who has a ravenous, restless intellect as well as a sturdy ego, figured out early that he didn't need to back down from the usual suspects.
In a sentimental mood, she has a tendency to lapse into a wide-eyed, superlative mode: having her portrait hung at a health clinic was "the most important honor of my life"; her meeting Morgenthau was its "most special moment"; the late Judge Fred Parker had an "intellect as deep as the Grand Canyon, and... a heart as big as a lion".
And although I appreciate a good intellect as much as anyone, for me at least, as a singular path it was just too confining.
"It totally foreshadowed how upper-middle-class American marriages ended up being about a shared intellect as much as about children, or sex".
When he filled in at the California Supreme Court during times of vacancies, he displayed a "keen intellect" as well as modesty and humility, she said.
November 11 2012 A Peter Serkin performance always stimulates the intellect as much as the ears.
