Sentence examples for intellect at all from inspiring English sources

And so it is the very shakiness of his answers that suggest that they are, in the end, not about his intellect at all.

Human intellect at its highest was akin to them.

Tourre seems to possess the intellect, at least, to be a successful academic.

There's nothing about her manner – no lofty airs or scholarly posing – that suggests the formidable intellect at her disposal.

The significant travels occur, however, via the interactions of the quotidian and his mind, an intellect at once solid in its urbanity and restless in its isolation.

Yes, there is the gee-whiz, caper-pulling Woody that makes him such a trip to be around, but there is also an acute intellect at work.

I'd like to see a little more pleasure and a little less intellect at WD-50, but in the end, Mr. Dufresne should listen to his muse and ignore everyone else.

For more, see Oracle's announcement here, and find Collective Intellect at home here.

He also places 'not-being' above the Intellect at the highest plane of reality and occasionally writes in a manner reminiscent of Proclus' divine henads.

At the bottom of this conceptional order are the external senses, followed by the interior senses, the discursive power, the possible intellect, and finally the agent intellect at the very top.

We have seen the Islamic philosophical context of Maimonides' cosmology of separate intellects (the "angels"), with active intellect at the helm of the sublunar world in which we live.