Sentence examples for intellect in this from inspiring English sources

"Intellect in this sense is separable, impassible, unmixed, since it is in its essential nature activity.

"There is already a great deal of applied intellect in this city, even if a lot of it is in lobbying and advocacy".

Zuel drew several connections to Powderfinger's early work, but noted "a superior intellect" in this album.

Hindu-Americans are a dominant source of influence, wealth and intellect in this nation, so what does it say of our personal constitutions if we tolerate the ethical degradation around us?

Rather than reward knowledge and intellect in this country, we reject it, saying that it makes the candidate "arrogant" or "boring" or "elitist" (or, as two Southern Republicans referred to Barack Obama, "uppity," but that is a whole other discussion).

It seems clear that "rational soul" in this context is synonymous with "intellect" in the Aristotelian texts.

The attorney general, George Brandis, called for an end to the attacks on "one of the finest intellects in this country" but the Labor party signalled it would press ahead next week with attempts to pass a motion in the Senate asking the governor general, Peter Cosgrove, to intervene.

Man is not "fully joined" to his intellect in the sense that the intellect is not his form.

In the first case, essences depend on the divine intellect, in the second, on the divine will.

However, Spinoza denies that God's nature contains a will and intellect in the sense required for these accounts (Ip17s).

Looking back over the key interactions with him, it is apparent that he leads (and influences) by his example, his work ethic, and his intellect in the software engineering field.