Sentence examples for intellect sharing from inspiring English sources

In view of that evidence Plutarch may appear to defend human freedom, but the problem remains, since it is still unclear how the human's participation in the intelligible realm through soul and intellect, sharing the characteristics of the (originally non-rational) world soul and the (naturally rational) divine intellect, shapes one's character and accounts for one's actions in life.

As a response to the Michael Dunn verdict, in order to aid our community with self-care, blogger and twitter-intellectual @Anti_Intellect re-shared a clip of a Toni Morrison interview in which she speaks about blackness and criminality and she states: "Blackness and criminality is merged in the mind of most White Americans".

Her curious intellect and joy in sharing life with those she loved enriched the world.

"It totally foreshadowed how upper-middle-class American marriages ended up being about a shared intellect as much as about children, or sex".

"I want to learn why a man of your intellect, one who shared my convictions, could suddenly abandon truth and embrace an insidious lie" like religion, Freud, an adamant atheist, says soon after meeting Lewis, a devout Christian.

This will help them develop their intellect and share in family time as well.

Turning to Averroes' mature view (as found in his Long Commentary on De Anima), he advances the idea not only of a shared active intellect, but of a shared material intellect, revealing, as Taylor argues, elements of al-Farabi and Themistius in his sense of the active intellect's role in enabling the human intellect to reliably abstract from the outside world.

In Philolaus this psychê explicitly does not include the nous (intellect), which is not shared with animals.

He engineered more than 100 instruments, which shared his intellect and wisdom to the neurosurgery and orthopedic fraternity across the globe.

A woman of great beauty, sharp intellect, keen curiosity, strong opinions, and a never-failing sense of humor, she had a gift for gathering friends and connecting people in circles of caring and sharing.

They are prevented from sharing in the happiness of the afterlife because the existence of the afterlife has no place for the absence of active intellect and potentiality (Mulla Sadra 2001-5, IX: 183-8).