Describing Corbyn as "cheerfully disloyal" he said in an article for The Guardian that she has "the intellect, the experience and the inner steel" to succeed.
Of course, the premise also presumes the Aristotelian conception that the intellective soul has an active intellect, the active faculty enabling it to perform abstraction.
Like Duns Scotus, Sharpe thinks there is not a real distinction between the soul and its intellective faculties (i.e., the active intellect, the passive intellect, and the will) or among the intellective faculties themselves, but only a formal distinction.
He's got the intellect, the work ethic, the experience, everything you could want.
He has the intellect, the honor, the character, and the temperament to be a fantastic President".
Already his prodigious talents are on display — the quick, darting intellect, the coruscating prose.
This was the pinnacle of French intellect, the path of Sartre and Maurice Merleau-Ponty.
Bush's endless malapropisms have made his intellect the object of ridicule.
For the adult female intellect, the best-suited conversational colleagues were thought to be preschoolers.
He added that Ms Cooper has "the intellect, the experience, to succeed in this most difficult of roles".
She analyses a sticky question for a 21st-century intellect: the difference between heresy and true faith.
