Sentence examples for intellect that they from inspiring English sources

"If somebody puts a turnip on your head it gives an impression to people of a certain intellect that they can treat you like anything.

Most people have this strong-headedness, but it's really their intellect that they're defending.

The senses differ from the intellect in that they have physical organs; the intellect is immaterial.

Do they have an intellect that can kind of dance with you?

They praise a supple intellect that has let him evolve as a politician without being gulled by the latest fad.

Either way, Bennett says, they return home with an improved intellect that "makes cocktail party banter all the much better".

This reprises a theme sounded in Aristotle's metaphysics, in which the intellects of the heavenly spheres, desiring to be like the Intellect that is the Prime Mover, imitate it as best they can.

Most education reformers resemble the well-intentioned, if hopelessly misguided white people Malcolm encountered in Mason who "didn't give me any credit for having the same sensitivity, intellect, and understanding that they would have been ready and willing to give a white boy in my position".

It isn't intellect that connects us to other people.

He also possessed an intellect that complemented his name.

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