Sentence examples for of an intellect from inspiring English sources
"This anthology succeeds in condensing the work of an intellect defined otherwise by its great expanse".
One of the inherent difficulties of debating The Singularity is that humans are incapable of predicting the nature of an intellect that will exceed our own.
She had neither scruples nor — in the absence of an intellect, an education, or social connections — much of a choice about using her looks as a calling card.
Zalaznick, a bit of an intellect with a low threshold of patience for the entertainment world's pretensions, was the perfect champion for the project.
And knowledge does save you to the extent in which it really can heal what one could call the wounds of the intellect: ignorance being the wound of an intellect which knowledge, learning, education, philosophy, can really cure.
A few years after Parker's death, in a brief memoir of their relationship, Macdonald wrote warmly of his "ability to perceive" and of an intellect which, although untrained, was "prodigious".
By definition, any purely cognitive state of mind presupposes the existence of a mind or intellect.
Intellectance, consisting of an inquiring intellect and culturedness.
Monuments of an aging intellect.
Intellect is the sphere of real being, identified with the Platonic Forms, which are the thoughts of a universal intellect.
That curiosity was bred of a keen intellect and an anguished spirit.
