Sentence examples for intellect in the from inspiring English sources

But he rarely spoke about sports, preferring to stress the importance of the development of intellect in the making of a naval officer.

He estimated that computer intelligence would equal that of humans by 2040 and that machines would far surpass human intellect in the years thereafter.

The piece, ultimately, is an exploration of style and intellect in the ring — and how they are sometimes no match against pure brawn.

He was attracted to the passions and the intellect in the script, he said, but he also found it flabby and timid.

If your main concern were really the supply of intellect in the most efficient way, you would not be promoting a vast government-subsidised domestic industry to produce it.

And Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, perhaps the Democrats' most respected intellect in the Senate, holds that military intervention in Iraq should not be authorized until the United Nations approves it.

The greater the number of intelligibles deposited by the intellect in act in the "acquired intellect" (al-'aql al-mustafâd), the more that intellect thinks itself in thinking them.

Furthermore, the discussion of intellect in On the Soul III, to which we alluded in the preceding paragraph, points beyond the material world.

Edited by M. Bouyges, Beyrouth: Imprimerie Catholique, 1938; translated (partially) by Arthur Hyman as "The Letter concerning the Intellect," in Philosophy in the Middle Ages, ed.

No longer will other allusion-deploying Oxford youths have the chance to demonstrate the acrobatic flexibility of their intellect in quite the same way.

Greg Hunt: I think that Senator Brandis is one of the finest intellects in the Parliament.