Sentence examples for or intellect from inspiring English sources

Which shall lead – money or intellect?

No one has questioned Judge Alito's knowledge, experience or intellect.

But he does not create works to set a viewer's imagination or intellect spinning.

Man's spirit or intellect resembled the gods: incorporeal, rational, and immortal.

Nous, ( Greek: "mind" or "intellect") in philosophy, the faculty of intellectual apprehension and of intuitive thought.

Opera's wildness and implausibility took him places where poems, or intellect alone, couldn't go.

This one ultimate substance, according to Diogenes, has nous ("mind" or "intellect") and "is called Air".

Are most of your opinions about this war based on emotions or intellect?

The word logos can be translated as "word", "reason" or "intellect".

The mind or intellect (nous) can be described variously as a power, faculty, part, or aspect of the human soul.

Hedging his bets, Mr. Conklin said of his offerings: "Sometimes patience or intellect must be called upon to enjoy them".