Sentence examples for intellect because of from inspiring English sources

I think that because of his intellect, because of his understanding of the game and, frankly, his skills, that he's going to be playing for a long time.

While many coaches and general managers consider the Wonderlic particularly useful in evaluating quarterbacks and offensive linemen, positions that are believed to demand the greatest intellect because of the need to decipher complex defenses, the hope is that the new test, called the Player Assessment Tool, will give teams clearer insight into a broader range of players.

The apparent contrast between these two theories is lessened when we recognize that for Henry God is the primum cognitum of our intellect, not because of the evidence, but because of the absolute indeterminacy of our concept of God.

But in the second case, it is the universal that is the direct and appropriate object of the intellect, because the intentional representation (species or intentio) produced by the singular in the soul is not formed or 'taken in' by the material intellect, as the only species present in the material intellect is the universal.

I've been expected to be the Wonder Woman of the Intellect because I'm intelligent with disabilities, not just because I'm an intelligent person.

He explained that he never thought much of his own intellect because he was trying to understand the universe, and against that benchmark, he could only be humble.

The greater nobility of women's moral character allows them to perform more noble intellectual acts, because of the relation between desire and intellect.

At times, Xunzi suggests that the intellect can override the desires arising from the natural emotions, but it remains unclear as to how self-regarding motivations can become a love of virtue and the rites simply because the intellect approves of them.

Because the intellect of the wayfarer (viator — the person in this life) is dependent upon the senses and their cognition of particulars, Auriol denies that we can have (or at least that we can know that we have) intellectual cognition with the direct and present, ocular-like cognition that is characteristic of intuitive cognition.

As teachers, we often focus on the lowest level of intellect, that of knowledge or "recall".

Many Muslim traditions hold that humans are inherently special because of our intellect and ability to use reason.