Sentence examples for intellect to become from inspiring English sources
And yet, friends and relatives say, she has adapted to her role in the limelight and her part as a political spouse with relative ease and remarkable vigor, drawing on a serious (albeit quiet) intellect to become an active first lady in Texas and to develop a public voice and style more mellifluous than her husband's, and maybe even more assured.
Were he to be fully joined to his intellect, were the intellect to become man's form, then man would understand everything all at once.
I recall sitting with a career counselor in continuation high school, being told that I didn't have the intellect or aptitude to become a doctor or a lawyer.
He is a man respected by opponent and friend alike, a man who has used his intellect and oratorical skills to become one of the top courtroom lawyers in the state.
Among them was the pioneering British psychiatrist Lorna Wing, later one of the founding intellects of what was to become the British National Autistic Society.
Mr. Cliggott devoted his life to the school motto, "Achieve the Honorable" He became driven to use his intellect, discipline and work ethic to become successful and make his family proud of him.
He used a combination of intellect, money and an act, to become what he is..
Her peripatetic intellect led her, a year out of college, to Nashville to become a country song writer.
There are also stories about those who expect their students to become fervent acolytes, reverentially deferring to supervisory superior intellect and accomplishments long after graduation.
Berezovsky – a one-time professor of mathematics, who applied his intellect to business and became very rich indeed – was practically bankrupt.
Humans at their highest are intellects, or souls perfectly conformed to Intellect; they become aware of their intellectual nature when, passing not only beyond sense perception but beyond the discursive reasoning characteristic of the life of Soul, they immediately grasp eternal realities.
