Sentence examples for of our intellect from inspiring English sources

To tackle the challenges of our day, we needed the full operation of our intellect, Fry said.

What George had written was: if in life we are surrounded by death, so too in the health of our intellect we are surrounded by madness.

What is amazing is not the laws, but that we lowly humans have the capability of looking at the world and universe about us, and by exercise of our intellect we are able to understand much of it, if only until the next more intelligent question is posed.

Rather than hold seminars as to why the Arabs and others hate us -- a meaningless waste of our intellect, since we're not about to change our ways -- let Mr. Friedman simply realize that we were attacked, and have been for decades, by the Arab world, and we are responding.

Using this theory, researchers say that we come to music to experiment with identity and define ourselves, and then use it as a social vehicle to establish our group and find a mate, and later as a more solitary expression of our intellect, status and greater emotional understanding.

Such boundaries reflect to various degrees the organizing activity of our intellect, or of our social practices.

But when you think of our intellects, even the brightest chimp looks like a very small child".

Balzac reputedly fuelled 16-hour bouts of writing with copious servings of coffee, which, he wrote, "chases away sleep and gives us the capacity to engage a little longer in the exercise of our intellects".

Balzac reputedly fuelled sixteen-hour bouts of writing with copious servings of coffee, which, he wrote, "chases away sleep, and gives us the capacity to engage a little longer in the exercise of our intellects".

"One and Only" is full of studies showing that only children are not the maladjusted egomaniacs we're so often made out to be — that, in fact, we're just as, if not more, capable of empathy and friendship as anyone else, are higher achievers than kids raised with siblings, more creative at school and at work, more inclined to enter professions that make use of our intellects.

"One and Only" is full of studies showing that only children are not the maladjusted egomaniacs we're so often made out to be that, in fact, we're just as, if not more, capable of empathy and friendship as anyone else, are higher achievers than kids raised with siblings, more creative at school and at work, more inclined to enter professions that make use of our intellects.