Garvey has said his responsibility is to tackle the bigger issues ignored by contemporary music, and the staples of this were established early in his life, when he shaped his intellect devouring the books which lined the family chimney breast, from encyclopedias to the social realism of Alan Sillitoe's novels.
These years shaped his intellect, personality and provided the growth most of us find in our college years, or on the street.
In view of that evidence Plutarch may appear to defend human freedom, but the problem remains, since it is still unclear how the human's participation in the intelligible realm through soul and intellect, sharing the characteristics of the (originally non-rational) world soul and the (naturally rational) divine intellect, shapes one's character and accounts for one's actions in life.
B. H. lent his intellect and wisdom to the shaping of the institution for four decades serving as Chairman of the Whitney's first Building Committee and overseeing the planning and construction of our iconic Marcel Breuer Building.
Her formidable intellect played a great part in shaping her journalism.
He also wants HBS to renew its commitment to shaping its students' characters as well as their intellects.
It would highlight the immense power of our intellect and our creativity, and the opportunities they offer for shaping the future.
Philosophy is an abstract, intellectual, and solitary activity, while moral decision-making is and should be concrete, driven by emotion as much as by the intellect, and shaped by our interactions with the people affected by our actions.
Her intellect and humor have allowed her to transcend race and gender at the highest levels of influence in domestic and international policy shaping.
Just as our intellects are shaped in our youths, so too, our perspectives on the ruling class.
[The intellect and body] are in and of themselves sinless, and natural to us; but the man who has been shaped by the intellectual, or even worse, by the carnal, is not sinless.
