Sentence examples for intellect dictates from inspiring English sources
Finally, Henry concedes that the will cannot desire what it does not know, but denies that the will is determined in its choices by the intellect; in other words, that it cannot desire the opposite of what the intellect dictates.
Most people see change -- especially positive change -- as something that folks perceive as good and worth doing, as though the intellect dictates reactions.
He claims that there could be no basis for judging an action right or wrong if the will were not free to choose against the dictates of the intellect.
Medieval philosophers distinguish between two kinds of appetite; a rational appetite, called the will, that is responsive to the dictates of the intellect, and an appetite that is responsive to sensory apprehension, called the sensory appetite.
Hate reason and intellect.
The man represents intellect.
"His intellect, his charisma.
What dictates these shifts?
I struggled, intellect versus emotion.
