Sentence examples for intellect before from inspiring English sources

The secondary hypostasis of intellect is actually in the rational soul, and is potential intellect before it passes into the actual intellect of the first intellect.

Walk around with your friends and tell everyone how amateur their costumes look, then make catty comments about their intellect before yelling at them to get off the stage.

It is a special thrill to witness a world-record run — and particularly so in the breathtaking short sprint because, stripped of tactics or intellect, you have before you the very basic proof that no one in the history of mankind has run faster.

For Proclus providence (pronoia) is the beneficent activity of the first principle (the 'source of goods') and the gods (henads), who have their existence before intellect (pro-nou).

It would be well then to say something about his view of intellect in general before turning specifically to an analysis of his De intellectu.

Reflecting on Ibn Gabirol's idea of some kind of "form and matter before Intellect" (either in an actual or in some conceptual sense), it is worth considering to what extent this suggests (as the above two discrete charts seem to suggest) a genuine departure from Plotinian Neoplatonism.

Let's give Rush the benefit of the doubt and assume he meant to say "microscopic" before "intellect".

I had often seen him asking penetrating questions - questions that hinted at the quality of Hugo's mind, accumulated knowledge and intellect - but I'd never before seen how he systematically noted and ordered his reporting.

The intellect is engaged long before we realise it, rather like a pre-selector gearbox on a Routemaster bus.

It outlines criteria for evaluating a defendant, including having exhibited a low intellect and behavior problems before age 18.

Reuters described Soros as "an enigma, wrapped in intellect, contradiction and money," before hastily withdrawing its obituary when it discovered he was still enigmatically breathing.