Once its goals and ambitions are understood, the paper casts a revealing light on the early stages of his struggle to use the powers of his formidable mind for the higher good: to protect against the seductions of the intellect, and to find solid ground for his most urgent and heartfelt convictions.
Rather, it was that during college, Princeton women should find Princeton men to be their future husbands, as they are of equal intellect, and men of equal intellect will be harder to find after college.
One of the loveliest songs on "Chutes" is "Saint Simon," which starts out lightheaded ("After all these implements and texts designed by intellects/ So vexed to find evidently there's still so much that hides") and ends up delirious (a violin comes in and the band members harmonize, "La, da, da, da," over and over again).
These researchers believed that EI is related to cognitive intellect through the ability to use reasoning by way of information to find meaning.
To find her worth in being a woman of integrity, compassion and intellect, rather than find her value in how well she can please a man in bed.
I had to find some dude in Gujarat who was content to prostitute his intellect for 120 rupees an hour.
Trying to find harbingers of modern tolerance in her heresy does an injustice both to her intellect and to the seriousness with which she took herself.
The desire to find a market and funding, they said, leaves no room for the disruptive playfulness and uncompromising intellect of a visionary film-maker.
In business you try to find the easiest options, he says, but "in philanthropy, the most important problems are those which have already resisted both intellect and money".
In 1660, this "formidable intellect" joined other scientists to found the Royal Society, and in the next year, at the age of 28, he was appointed Savilian professor of astronomy at Oxford, the most prestigious post of its kind in the country.
