Sentence examples for intellect of its from inspiring English sources

The empire was firmly embedded in the intellect of its subjects.

When other nations are using these same dollars to invest in developing the intellect of its population, we are increasingly using them to put ours further behind.

But the brain would retain its memory, its intellect, its perception of sight and sound, and its sense of self.

Nikolaus Pevsner, another German émigré, detected new poetic qualities in Impington: "Can it have been the effect of English picturesque notions on the more rigid intellect of Gropius?" With its splashes of bright colour and its witty porthole windows, this was Bauhaus loosened up, and it set the pattern for progressive school-building in Britain after the war.

Equality is not the opposite of intellect; it depends on intellect for its true realization.

That prompted Williams to question the intellect of his team.

As an amateur but earnest student of philosophy, he saw (in a strikingly post modern way) that science was a kind of accounting system with highly practical ends and that it did not really strive to approach some metaphysical truth even though the towering intellect and arrogance of its priestly practitioners often suggested that it was a replacement for religion.

For precisely this kind of banal disparagement of the normative virtues of the intellect (its acknowledgement of the inevitable plurality of moral claims; the rights it accords, alongside passion, to tentativeness and detachment) is also one of the roots of fascism — what I was trying to expose in my argument about Riefenstahl.

Where the play falls down is that in making its pitch to both the intellect and the emotions of its audience, it tends too far towards the former.

In one of his minor essays on the topic, Averroes portrays the fully realized acquired intellect of a person as losing its identity upon attaining conjunction with the Agent Intellect,[74] being totally absorbed in it.

The activity of Intellect, or its cognitive identity with all Forms, is the paradigm for all embodied cognitive states of any soul as well as any of its affective states.