Sentence examples for intellect of the from inspiring English sources

The second intellect of the rational soul unites with the objects of its intellection in a spiritual, non-corporeal sense and similarly, upon conveyance of the intellection to the higher intellect of the rational soul, the higher hypostasis of intellect within the rational soul also spiritually unites with the objects of its intellection.

In other words, dependent on the intellect of the director.

Francis Bacon believed that the intellect of the 17th-century individual could be refined by contact with the intellect of the ideal man.

The intellect of the party has fallen, the principles of the party have fallen.

"The whole election process to me demeans the intellect of the voters," Mr. Bent said.

A critic cannot but be impressed by the courage and intellect of the Chinese-American writer Ha Jin.

His was the intellect of wisdom, the voice of reason, and the heart of goodness.

My wish is that you have the intellect of Hillary, the sass of Elizabeth Warren and the authenticity and oratory chops of Michelle Obama.

"The collective intellects of the guys on the field, that's going to determine the outcome".

Inevitably the eye goes first to the crowning intellects of the evening.

R.A. Fisher was one of the great intellects of the twentieth century.