Sentence examples for intellect from from inspiring English sources

Lessig does not separate his intellect from his emotions.

Watson has not simply written a survey of the German intellect from Goethe to Botho Strauss – nothing so dilettantist.

iPad man The fruits of science and technology enabled humans to rise above the constraints of nature and cushioned our fragile intellect from genetic mutations.

This dream of divorcing the intellect from soldering is common to many of us, although few of us manage to use the word "Insist".

Her work presumes a shared breadth and depth of intellect from the reader as well as a common singularity of purpose.

Two hundred years ago, the German anatomist Franz Joseph Gall dazzled the public with his science of phrenology, the practice of divining personality and intellect from the shape of the bumps on a person's head.

The exact number of homeless people in Prague is difficult to pinpoint, but estimates are around 3,500 – made up of all ages and intellects, from young kids to university-educated adults.

The exact number of homeless people in Prague is difficult to pinpoint, but estimates are around 3,500 made up of all ages and intellects, from young kids to college-educated adults.

But besides this, surely there are no other historical instances of the Christian elect being deceived.' Independent Voter: 'I might add the three-hundred-year European witchcraze where the entire spectrum of Christian intellect--from illiterate peasants to judges and university professors--suffered a mass delusion in thinking witches were afoot and riding brooms.

In the Generation of animals Aristotle speaks of an intellect that enters "from without" (GA 736 b 27).

Physically, he decided as a boy that masturbation granted the intellect freedom from the body.