Sentence examples for intellect wanting to from inspiring English sources

"What drives the future is the quest of human intellect wanting to investigate curiosity and wanting solutions to unanswered questions".

11.16 20, 18.7 13), which amounts to saying that God, in the person of this third intellect, wants to impose order in the world because order is good (see Deuse 1983, 65 67).

"He's a learned man, an intellect, he wanted to better himself – they are not the characteristics of a terrorist," said his wife, who believes that the horrors he saw in Iraq traumatised him and made him a quieter, more thoughtful man.

Whilst not quite a requisite for intellect, it shows that you want to look smart but don't wish to have to maintain your look (as in not wanting to style your hair every morning, but still wishing to be efficient).

Not because it isn't funny but she's got such a sharp intellect that you want to see it flexed to its limits.

It must be good news that fewer than ever executives with good intellects and decent values want to sell their souls for the glistening salary packages at big tobacco – and that those who work for big tobacco know their own employers worry that they are second-rate.

"He's got intellect, he's got morals, he wants to make a difference".

We also want to stretch their intellect and develop their critical-thinking skills".

"Most men of intellect and independent spirit do not want to start out swearing never to talk to a popular senator," warned Harry McPherson, the White House counsel, in a memo to Johnson.

Others want to prove their intellect, or stick it to their former bosses.

Equally befuddling to my tiny Southern intellect is why anyone would actually want to catch a spider.