Sentence examples for intellect by from inspiring English sources

"He showed aberrations of intellect by variety of fancies," the local vicar reported.

As does another work of analytic intellect, by the 5BCE master of the Sanskrit language, Panini.

Instead of working on your opponent's intellect by argument, work on his will by motive.

Baseball is a middlebrow activity — it's a sport, after all — bestowed with grandeur and history and intellect by its fanatics.

Underlying this drama of error is Kleist's recurring theme, the fallibility of human perception and the inability of the human intellect by itself to apprehend truth.

For all the chancellor's giant intellect, by and large Mr Blair's ideas, whether for reforming public services, reviving the universities or improving pensions, were usually better than Mr Brown's.

Accomplished men and women have recounted how they were awed by his intellect, influenced by his humanity, inspired and enlisted by his passion.

Averroes thus employs "intentions" to convey not the form of the perceptible object as it is, but as it is sensed, imagined, remembered or intellected by the respective faculties of the soul.

I loved the idea of taking her off that somewhat intellectual pedestal and having her play a woman who is defined not by her intellect but by her physicality.

9. "The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect, but by the play instinct arising from inner necessity.

Dr. Carl Jung once said: "The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect, but by the play of instinct acting from inner necessity.