Sentence examples for qualified intellectual from inspiring English sources
Just as perception involves the reception of a sensible form by a suitably qualified sensory faculty, so thinking involves the reception of an intelligible form by a suitably qualified intellectual faculty (De Anima iii 4, 429a13 18).
As literary culture continues on its downhill trajectory -- sliding from the heights of serious thinking to the crass demands of the bottom line -- it becomes ever harder to believe in that not too distant past where intellectuals qualified as contenders for something other than dusty symposiums and the mingy rewards of academic prestige.
The condition of equality of intellectual requires only "qualified" practitioners to equally share authority but who qualifies as "qualified"?
(Mr. Manso writes that she is part of a group of newcomers "without a past that qualified them as bohemian, artist or intellectual").
Quite often he praised her remarkable intellectual energies, which, he declared, qualified her as a "great man".
Beuys was an object maker, but he conceived of making art as a fundamentally social and intellectual process in which everyone was qualified to participate.
This is, however, qualified by Averroës as the disciple of Plato: the highest intellectual perfection is reserved for the metaphysician, as in Plato's ideal state.
The editors of National Review, who had previously accused Trump of "intellectual failure" for his unclear statements on immigration, offered qualified praise for the new plan.
By now, vouchers qualify as yet another intellectual romance gone sour for Ms. Ravitch.
As discussed later in this Entry, there is sharp disagreement about whether individuals with the most severe intellectual impairments qualify as subjects of justice.
Faculty advisers, who have access to their charges' standardized test scores, past and current courses and grades, remain uniquely qualified to help students view their curriculum as a coherent whole and monitor academic and intellectual progress.
