Sentence examples for intellect into from inspiring English sources

The first, Nick Payne's "Constellations," packs a galaxy of feeling and intellect into 70 minutes.

His wife has poured her considerable energy and intellect into his career.

Folks, aren't you supposed to be busy turning intellect into influence, the way your motto states?

"Social engineering through state-mandated literature," the Daily News editorialist Alexander Nazaryan called it, "nakedly Soviet in its desire to manipulate the human intellect into docility".

The bosses of the nasty playground have therefore put a lot of time, money and intellect into making the "hosts" as lifelike as possible.

Just a few lecterns away from Cain stood Newt Gingrich, whose every vocal inflection and facial expression dripped derision for the electoral process and its occasional insistence that he squeeze his vast intellect into a 30-second box.

We are used to wringing our hands over commercialization, but the assimilation of sharp critical intellects into the mainstream sprang them from their downtown ghettos.

The First Cause, which is the Pure Good, pours all that is good into the intellect and into all that which exists through the mediation of the intellect.

Slowly overwhelmed by the struggle, the intellect blurs into stupidity.

But according to Schopenhauer, the intellect comes into being originally as a tool for and, as a rule, serves the needs of the will to life.

The Neo-Platonists (such as Plotinus, 205-270) taught a world-system of emanation, whereby the One (like Plato's Form of the Good) flowed into Intellect (the realm of the Forms) and from there into the World-Soul and individual souls, where it encountered the realm of bodies, from where it returned to itself ('the flight of the alone to the alone').