"limited intellect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means having a lower level of intelligence or cognitive ability. Here are some examples of how to use it in a sentence: 1. His limited intellect made it difficult for him to understand complex concepts. 2. Despite his limited intellect, he was determined to succeed in school. 3. Scientists have found a correlation between poverty and limited intellect. 4. The job required a high level of intellect, so she knew her limited intellect might hold her back. 5. People with limited intellects often face discrimination and barriers in society.
His lawyers say Mr. Wood is a gullible man of limited intellect who suffers from delusions.
Mr. Wood has a very limited intellect and a history of emotional problems, learning disabilities and, in prison, suicide attempts.
Kamel, whom Hamza describes as a man of limited intellect who had lost part of his brain to a tumor, was later lured back to Iraq and murdered.
Mr. Finzi also attributed Mr. Days's confession to exhaustion — the police questioned him from the afternoon of Feb. 15, 2001, into the next morning — and said Mr. Days was "of limited intellect".
He describes himself as "a man of limited intellect", but adds: "That is the greatest quality you need in journalism, because then you cannot ask questions that simply cannot be answered by the medium in which you work".
None of the evidence suggesting Mr. Shallenberger's dominant role has been presented in court, but it was provided to Mr. McDonnell in a plea for clemency, along with details of her limited intellect, her diagnosis of "dependent personality disorder" and her addiction to pain pills.
I'm not sure folk of our comparatively limited intellects can cope.
Sure, if we just look out into space we can set our limited intellects out on a head-on crash with the infinite and the incomprehensible.
Jeff Flake of Arizona, a man of limited government and intellect, should be on our radar just for his name for crying out loud.
As played by Michael Gambon, who prowls round the stage like a caged bear, Tom is a man of limited vision but sharp intellect: when, for instance, he attacks his wife's proprietary use of the word "spiritual" ("People use it to prove they're sensitive"), or seizes on Kyra's self-punishing desire to live and work on opposite sides of London, he scores direct hits.
Each human mind is a limited aspect of the divine intellect.
