In his second set of Questiones on Aristotle, Bacon identifies the potential intellect with the intellective soul, and it is now both a spiritual substance and a form of the body.
She loved, but couldn't unite her intellect with her love.
A beauty with unmatched intellect, with a strong religious background ventured out into the secular world.
He generously shared his humor and intellect with his broad circle of friends and acquaintances.
He seemed to combine youth with experience, intellect with heart, street sense with vision.
Robert was a towering intellect with an irrepressible sense of humor, wit and irony.
George combined a keen intellect with a profound understanding of the great masters.
In private, the general impression of him is that of a first-rate practical intellect, with "no nonsense" about him.
Mr. Stone called Raine "big brains with big Rolodexes" and said "the money has some intellect with it".
"He blended religious study and intellect with worldly manners to heal the sick and guide the healthy," Rubin said.
A proud Mississippian, Lewis wears his intellect with quiet southern grace; he listens before speaking and never interrupts.
