Sentence examples for intellect that is from inspiring English sources

"It is your intellect that is most likely to be aroused".

He has an intellect that is routinely described as formidable, and deep if not broad experience of government.

First, because it tended to confirm what I have begun to suspect — namely, that the President possesses an intellect that is sometimes less than first rate (disrespectful as such a statement may sound).

Carson has an intellect that is both high-powered and unstoppably playful: her jokes are more than just gags, but – and this is the great bit – they're still funny.

Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott said, "I can't think of another movie that has dealt with sex so knowledgeably and, at the same time, made the pursuit of knowledge seem so sexy," adding, "It is your intellect that is most likely to be aroused".

Here Aristotle famously argues for the existence of an intellect that is separate, unaffected, and unmixed (430 a 17 18).

Ms. Rainer said, "He has this restless intellect that's led him into this 60's corner of dancing".

Marguerite had a strong and probing intellect that was engaged on a wide array of current topics.

When women make their image about youth and sexuality, and not about intellect, that's kind of a dead-end road.

She was a queen of intellect but an intellect that was no cloistered bookishness but an idea and an ideal of culture that enriched experience, envisioned progress, looked ardently at the times.

Thus, Locke subscribes to a version of the empiricist axiom that there is nothing in the intellect that was not previously in the senses — where the senses are broadened to include reflection.