Sentence examples for intuitive intellectual from inspiring English sources

The labor of archives is academic and administrative, mundane and unpredictable, methodical and intuitive, intellectual and hands-on, solitary and interpersonal.

The disembodied soul of the blessed, having direct intuitive intellectual cognition, will fare much better.

Intuitive intellectual cognition is reserved for the angels and for the blessed in heaven, unencumbered by bodily senses.

Auriol's theory of human intellectual cognition of singulars also shows the influence of his rejection of intuitive intellectual cognition in this life.

Auriol rejects this Franciscan tradition; because true intuitive intellectual cognition is barred to us in this lifetime, we can have no direct intellectual cognition of singulars at all.

A mild pessimism about human cognitive abilities is thus systemic in Auriol's thought, and has its most clear expression in his claim that we do not experience intuitive intellectual cognition in this life.

If he was more intuitive than intellectual, his intuition was fortified with calculation; and if he occasionally seemed stupid, that was intentional.

He describes that process as more intuitive than intellectual.

These processes seem to be more relational and holistic than ordered and sequential, and more intuitive than intellectual; they seem to be most characteristic of righthemispheric activity.

Intellectual intuitive cognition does not require phantasms; the cognized object somehow just causes the intellectual act by which its existence is made present to the intellect.

According to a PowerPoint presentation that the New York Civil Liberties Union downloaded from the Jamrs Web site last year, Latinos are culturally "hard wired differently": they are "emotional" and not "intellectual"; "intuitive" instead of "analytical"; and "visionary" rather than "accuracy-driven".