Sentence examples for intellect of all from inspiring English sources

And the president of Columbia, Frederick Barnard, announced that Herbert Spencer was "not only the profoundest thinker of our time, but the most capacious and most powerful intellect of all time".

There is only one way: discard the late medieval Cartesian description of the soul (that was produced 1,400 years after Christ) in favor of the ancient description of the soul first advanced by Aristotle 300 years before Christ, which was later refined into a monotheistic framework by Christianity's greatest intellect of all, St. Thomas Aquinas.

Over the last 200 years enthusiastic scholars have been rescuing them from obscurity, and proclaiming that they display Leonardo as one of the greatest intellects of all time.

We miss your understanding of all, of art, of intellect, of life.

Mr. Thornton contributed his considerable talents and keen intellect to all areas of our profession as a practitioner, educator, academic administrator, judge, and public servant.

Understanding that the good for an intellect is contemplation of all that the One is means that the will is oriented to one thing only, whatever transient desires may turn up.

He brought his wonderful sense of humor, warmth and intellect to all situations.

Dawkins may have gone on to rail against religion as "a cop-out; a betrayal of the intellect; a betrayal of all that's best about what makes us human", and proclaimed it time to consign its "obscurantist interference with the search for truth" to history.

He towered over many of the other kids in his Brooklyn neighborhood not just for his uncommon height and intellect, but most of all, perhaps, for his determination to excel, and for how much he reveled in whatever stature he attained.

Ultimately, this conjunction is with the Agent Intellect, the source of all forms on earth.

The work provides some of the strongest genetic evidence yet for how the human intellect surpassed those of all other apes.