Sentence examples for intellectual constitution from inspiring English sources

His most significant theological study, On the Adaptation of External Nature to the Moral and Intellectual Constitution of Man, was written in 1833 and later incorporated in his Institutes of Theology (1849).

So legitimization is actually unnecessary, for it occurs within a collective with more or less similar education and a thought-stylized intellectual constitution.

Gassendi's career as a priest is a crucial facet of his intellectual constitution: his writings reflect an unbending allegiance to Holy Scripture and Church teachings, though not necessarily in orthodox doctrinal lights.

He used the Bible, Plato and other texts to illuminate the intellectual underpinnings of the Constitution.

This triadic structure of the human mind reflects its Source: the Perfect Being that is simultaneously, Highest Unity, Supreme Truth, and Ultimate Good.[36] Likewise, the ontological constitution of intellectual creatures, humans and angels, moves us along the road to the consideration of God.

That the Constitution recognizes intellectual property as a special form of property, and affords it special protection, is grist for the mill for both sides of the debate.

The courts, they say, have treated the section of the Constitution that concerns intellectual property rights as utilitarian doctrine subject to Congressional interpretation.

He underscores the role to be played by education in countering the limitations attributed to woman's physical and intellectual limitations, maintaining: "the female constitution means that they would make unsuitable soldiers and, for some of their lives, debars them from posts which require hard work on a daily basis.

The Constitution's authors were intellectual and philosophical giants that have never been equaled.

Rosen's prioritization of judicial restraint over enforcement of the Constitution's guarantees has intellectual roots that can be traced back to the late 19th century.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.