Sentence examples for intellect as much from inspiring English sources

November 11 2012 A Peter Serkin performance always stimulates the intellect as much as the ears.

Browne worshipped the play of intellect as much as he did the things he thought of himself as believing in.

"It totally foreshadowed how upper-middle-class American marriages ended up being about a shared intellect as much as about children, or sex".

She did that rare thing: make you think with your heart and feel with your head; she was a poet who appealed to the intellect as much as the emotions, and in that sense she had much in common with her old friend Audre Lorde.

And although I appreciate a good intellect as much as anyone, for me at least, as a singular path it was just too confining.

In context, he was referring to himself as one such first-rate intellect, probably as much because he was a booze-soaked egomaniac as because this is what people did for self-promotion before Twitter, and despite being a top-ten American novelist of all time he was still happy as hell to have a job writing half-cocked horseshit for Esquire in the middle of a depression.

"I'm trying to wake up their intellect and intuition as much as the body".

No other group, in hip-hop or rock, has ever expressed political ideas with as much intellect and visceral excitement – the NME hailed them as "the greatest rock'n'roll band in the world".

Writing in London at a time when hundreds of morning newspapers and as many magazines competed for copy, and where mass literacy had created a mass audience without yet entirely removing respect for intellect, they made themselves as much as they made their sentences.

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But his diagnosis that the show was too combative overlooked the fact that true debate requires passion and theatrics as much as intellect.