Sentence examples for intellect too from inspiring English sources

I have developed my skills as a scholar, and dare I say, my intellect too.

He is quick to smile, with a sharp intellect, too, having passed up appointments to West Point and the Air Force Academy to compete as a decathlete at Michigan State.

In this question the superiority of the will is vindicated by Henry, since not only does it move all the other faculties, and hence the intellect too, but it also, indeed above all, moves itself, at a level of perfection which is second only to that of God.

In its absence, goodness, intellect, beauty – and reason, too – are listless, useless phantoms pining for the blood of life.

A brilliant scholar in the scullery, an intellect born too soon for the women's movement, too late for subservience (not that my adoring father would have wanted that of her)?

The impulse is to engage with it intellectually except that, by engaging intellect alone, too often the point is missed.

In addressing the particulars of taxidermy in "The Manikin" or fin de siècle Vienna in "Arrogance," she displayed an intellect far too scrupulous for the liberties taken here to be inadvertent.

Ibn Kammuna usually identifies the reader of these tracts as an 'aqil, literally someone who employs his intellect; this too is quite common.

However, he leaves his reader in the dark as to how they proceed from God, claiming that the human intellect is too limited to grasp this and that the philosophers err when they assume that the intellect can know everything.

Over that amount, our intellect kicks in too.

'BRAIN TEASERS' (Saturday through Thursday) Intellects need exercise too, and this exhibition is intended to be push-ups for gray matter.