In his 1645 response to Winthrop's Short Story, entitled Mercurius Americanus, he wrote that Dyer's and Hutchinson's monsters described by Winthrop were nothing but "a monstrous conception of his [Winthrop's] brain, a spurious issue of his intellect".
She will be remembered by all who knew her as a persistent advocate for social services for children and youth, an expert on adoption and foster care issues, an independent woman of intellect who always followed her heart, and as a beautiful person, inside and out, devoted to family and friends.
While he used to endorse "the Super IQs," Peter Chung now says, "You need a certain amount of intellect to grasp the business: regulatory issues, technology issues, etc.
While Mr. Carter refused to discuss his motives in requesting the examination, at least one other terror suspect in a separate case in Brooklyn, Shahawar Matin Siraj, tried — albeit unsuccessfully — to fight bombing charges by making an issue of his own supposedly low intellect.
It is important to distinguish between the specific question of whether God is literally a 'person' and the more general question whether God is 'person-like'; the issue of whether notions such as intellect, thought, consciousness, intent, etc. have any application to the divine, even if analogical or metaphorical.
He offers unadulterated praise for Barack Obama -- but as usual and beyond the issue of his endorsement, Brzezinski's incisive intellect, analysis and wit penetrate to the core many fundamental realities that DC pundits and news commentators and analysts rarely get to.
Given that it is not due to a lack of intellect, or a failure to think through the issues – what is the answer?
"There might be a misconception of intellect".
Gossip is the acceptable face of intellect".
Equality is not the opposite of intellect; it depends on intellect for its true realization.
I found his clarity and force of intellect inspirational.
