Sentence examples for own intellect from inspiring English sources

In the first instance, the individual has the responsibility to train and use his own intellect.

"It's simply his taste and his own intellect and his spontaneous reaction to whatever an actor does onstage.

She is sufficiently confident about her own intellect not to make you feel self-conscious about your own.

In court yesterday, Mr. Hirschfeld praised his own intellect and legacy in grandiose and disjointed remarks before he was sentenced.

But Dürer offers something else not found in the old pseudo-science – a sense of a soul weighed down by its own intellect.

But, in "Menagerie," Gold puts a stop to the language by inserting himself and his own intellect where the Wingfields should be.

Their stories have similar threads: smart girls who nurtured their own intellects and eventually their desires to move in a world larger than what they'd known.

The magazine's profile of Elizabeth Gilbert a couple of weeks ago not only drew comments about that author's well-known book, "Eat, Pray, Love," but it also instigated a debate about readers' own intellects.

Still, our ability to experience such beauty serves as another indication of our own intellects' undescended character.

Cardinal calls the piece "an extended meditation on mental and elemental impulses with images of stunning beauty", while Breitchman, who notes Tzara's rebellion against the "excess baggage of [man's] past and the notions with which he has hitherto tried to control his life", remarks his portrayal of poets as voices who can prevent human beings from destroying themselves with their own intellects.

It is as if he had erected a fence around his own creative intellect to keep out unruly impulses of imagination and emotion.