Sentence examples for intellect to provide from inspiring English sources

Socrates expected the use Anaxagoras made of Intellect to provide teleological explanations; instead, Anaxagoras employed the concept to provide the same sort of causal explanation in terms of physical interactions that Socrates had found confusing.

The emotions thus remain among the perceptions belonging to the intellect, although they provide material for judgment.

In order for the intellect to make use of sensory information, therefore, it must somehow take the raw material provided by the senses in the form of material images and make them into suitable objects for understanding.

One would have to say that the will's infallibly choosing in accordance with the deliverances of the intellect is a fact whose truth is independent of God's will, while also saying that the deliverances of the intellect provide a sufficient reason for the will's choice.

The others, he says, subordinate intellect to sentiment.

Maintained his good humor and keen intellect to the end.

"He uses his intellect to be wonderfully and deliciously stupid".

But he brought humor and intellect to his reading.

She brought style, humor and intellect to all she did.

Maybe in order for intellect to be in touch with power again, power should keep its distance from intellect.

Man, however, has placed the dark stratum of impulse, which was meant only to serve the intellect as a source of power, above the intellect and has thus subordinated the intellect to the impulses, which now rule over him.