Sentence examples for logical intellect from inspiring English sources

James's essay is intended as a "defence of our right to adopt a believing attitude in religious matters, in spite of the fact that our merely logical intellect may not have been coerced" (1 2).

William James, for instance, calls The Will to Believe, "an essay in justification of faith, a defense of our right to adopt a believing attitude in religious matters, in spite of the fact that our merely logical intellect may not have been coerced".

"He was a strong oak in the Catholic Church, in this country, with a keen intellect, logical mind and courageous spirit," he said.

But are they competitors — the imaginative intellect pitted against the logical mind — or teammates, tackling the same problems from different angles?

Later they met, with Julian discovering he had inherited his architect father's highly logical and dispassionate intellect.

This is so because Plotinus distinguishes two logical 'phases' of Intellect's production from the One (see V 1. 7).

The Leader The leader is both linear and logical, with a quick intellect that allows you to grasp the big picture easily.

There is one piece of Crocean philosophy behind it: Since art takes place prior to the intellect, so the logical distinction between subject and predicate collapses; therefore perhaps at least one barrier is removed from speaking of the 'universality of art'.

(New York Times): Are philosophy and fiction "competitors the imaginative intellect pitted against the logical mind or teammates, tackling the same problems from different angles?" In praise of Tetsuya Nakashima (Slate): Why the darkest and most intense director working today will never win an OscarFilm criticism is dying?

There was a period where my intellect kept saying this can't be happening, that there must be a logical explanation.

It isn't easy, putting your intellect to work on problems that appear, at least at first, to have no logical solution.