Sentence examples for sensitive intellect from inspiring English sources
Behind Scholey's brusque carapace lay a keen and sensitive intellect with a fascination for classical history, a special interest in the Napoleonic period, a passion for Etruscan art, and above all a devotion to opera, notably Wagner.
The former is directly connected with the sensitive powers and the object of this intellect is the singular material thing.
That said, Plotinus certainly is sensitive to the duality of the unity of Intellect (as compared with the unity of the One), and even occasionally overtly emphasizes the notion of Intellect's composition out of "intelligible matter" (See Enneads 2.4.1 5, 5.4.2 and 5.5.4; on the conceptual resonance of "intelligible matter" in Plotinus and Ibn Gabirol, see Dillon 1992).
The active intellect abstracts the intelligible species from the sensitive species in the internal senses and places it in the potential intellect.
What makes us superior is our intellect that should serve an ever more sensitive spirit to all that is part of our world.
The various manifestations of being a highly sensitive person -- inhibition of behavior, sensitivity to environmental stimuli, depth of information processing, and physiological reactivity -- are linked to neuroticism and intellect/imagination, not to introversion.
Cottrell was a kind, gentle, sensitive and supportive person, modest, with a sense of humour and a brilliant intellect.
In this sense, Plotinus is deeply sensitive to the "duality" outside of God (and, as such, the duality of Intellect), even in passages where he is not overtly referencing the composition of Intellect/Being out of intelligible matter (which is to say, even in passages where he is not emphasizing the dual nature of Intellect).
Hate reason and intellect.
The man represents intellect.
