Sentence examples for intellect obviously from inspiring English sources

"Her intellect obviously grew during her time but also her sensitivity, her ability to tap into her emotional reserves and bring those appropriately to the screen.

But the divine intellect obviously does not have the same characteristics as ours, since in order to know something our intellect needs to be informed (per speciem) by its contents, and so is passive in a sense, whereas the divine intellect is itself the cause of its own contents.

But Arendt didn't find her friend's intellect so obviously minor.

Intellect is obviously a crucial aspect of Dietrich's metaphysics.

Music is the food of the intellect, curiosity, emotion and, obviously, love.

According to a "well-informed source", it "was not her strategy for world peace" that snared Clooney (obviously not – intellect is repulsive in a woman): it was that she "played hard to get".

I had the pleasure of interviewing him once for index magazine, and he's obviously a serious intellect and scholar, especially on the subject of the historical Jesus, whom he's always wanted to make a film about.

Mr. Kissinger obviously has a keen intellect and vast experience in national security matters.

Obviously, an investor's intellect will urge them to ask questions about expertise and experience.

In the classical and mediaeval periods, it was the intellect that was thought to be most obviously resistant to a materialistic account: from Descartes on, the main stumbling block to materialist monism was supposed to be 'consciousness', of which phenomenal consciousness or sensation came to be considered as the paradigm instance.

Moreover, matter cannot create the spirit which is obviously operative in human actions of intellect and will.