Sentence examples for intellect for all from inspiring English sources

But, time and again, history proved that his technical thinking was way ahead; whereas human intellect, for all his effort, stayed much as it had ever been.

Averroes' best known philosophical doctrine holds that there is only one intellect for all human beings.

That universal intellect, for all its ontic priority, is the last of the four intellects that Farabi formally discusses in the treatise.

The most influential pieces of psychological doctrine imported from the Arabs probably were Avicenna's theory of estimation (wahm), his theory of potential, acquired and active intellects, and Averroes' thesis that there is one intellect for all human beings.

The banned propositions included: *"That there is numerically one and the same intellect for all humans".

He exemplifies intellect and understanding for all of his mentees.

Cardano shows a great interest in Averroes' opinion that one intellect would perform intellective functions for all human beings.

I see it this way: the body is the motor and the intellect the ignition for all we are and do.

"You know, for all his intellect and success and vocabulary," she said, "at the end of the day he's —" She held up her hands.

For all his intellect, hard work and cookie-baking skills, if he had been born in Bangladesh he knows his net worth today would be a tiny fraction of his current billions.

Offstage, for all his formidable intellect, Brendel has a mischievous, at times subversive sense of humour, evident in the quirky poems of which he has published several volumes.