Sentence examples for subtle intellect from inspiring English sources
But a de facto ends-justify-the-means argument seems a bit lacking in nuance for a subtle intellect like his.
God gifted him with a keen and subtle intellect, an uncommon rhetorical skill, a knack for the dramatic gesture, a sharp wit and an outrageous sense of humor, all of which he used in the service of preaching.
His success resulted from the combination of this exciting style with a subtle, original intellect, great self-belief and a measure of charm and good fortune.
His intellect was subtle and his instincts diplomatic.
But Groucho was so defensive in the presence of the "British poet from St . Louis that he seems to have missed Eliot's subtle homage to his intellect.
"I realize now that it was really a subtle message that my intellect was intact and that my physical injuries didn't limit me".
It involves maintenance of subtle functions of the body like cognition, intellect, strength and immunity etc. as observed from the definition of Rasayana Tantra (science of rejuvenation and restoration) by Sushuruta (1500 BC) [ 8]: Rasayana tantra nama vayasthapanaayurmedhabalakaaram rogaapaharanasamartha cha.
The greatest of them, Moses Maimonides (1135 1204), propounded an extremely subtle position that equated immortality with the cleaving of the human intellect to the active intellect of the universe, thus limiting it to philosophers or to those who accepted a suitable philosophical theology on faith.
But while he has grown intimate with this tribe — Wilson makes it clear in subtle ways that Chad is a few grades down in the intellect department — Chad doesn't see the signals that he remains an alien among them, and that his deepest desires are fundamentally at odds with theirs.
Now this can get quite subtle, and I would encourage you to access your intelligence here, not just your intellect.
