Sentence examples for intellect has been from inspiring English sources
Mr Brown's intellect has been legendary since his precocious youth.
Intellect has been emphasized at the expense of emotion".
His indefatigable intellect has been equally engaged by this new crisis.
Hofstadter added, "Intellect has been dissevered from its coordinate place among the human virtues and assigned the position of a special kind of vice".
The President, notwithstanding his shortcomings of intellect, has been able to say repeatedly the essential thing: that we are involved in this war without apology and without remorse.
You might even feel sorry for him, as if he were one of those guys whose tender intellect has been sandbagged by notions about Atlantis or Area 51.
Yet even as he remained enormously popular with the electorate for much of his first two years in office, Mr. Rudd — whose leadership style was often described as autocratic and shaped by an unbending confidence in his own intellect — had been clashing with his caucus for years.
His intellect had been educated but not his feelings.
At least since Aristotle, rationality and strong intellect have been regarded as "masculine" traits that women possess in lesser degrees than males.
The reformers held that the human intellect had been corrupted by humanity's fall from grace, and that consequently the truth of Christianity could be apprehended only by faith.
(Kozinn) ★ THE MET ORCHESTRA (Thursday) For a conductor of such keen intellect, James Levine has been a surprisingly beneficial partner to artists whose instincts are rhapsodically Romantic, like the Russian pianist Evgeny Kissin.
