Sentence examples for the intellect on from inspiring English sources

Here, "life" constitutes a rebellion against the intellect on behalf of the primacy of physical existence.

Israeli was perhaps the first Jewish philosopher to attribute prophecy to the influence of the intellect on the faculty of imagination.

Very well, then, but let them be conservatives whose brain waves are not completely flat and who have spent their professional lives doing something worthier than flattering local realtors, hating the life of the intellect on principle, and regurgitating Heritage Foundation talking points.

4. One may even find some inconsistencies between "The Light of the Intellect on the Subject of Universal Knowledge" and "On Existence".

The prophets are not necessarily to be trusted when it comes to matters of the intellect, on questions of philosophy, history or science; and their pronouncements set no parameters on what should or should not be believed about the natural world on the basis of our rational faculties.

In other words, dependent on the intellect of the director.

They use consensus under special conditions and rely on the intellect to find general principles based on the Qur'an and Sunnah, and use the principles of jurisprudence as a methodology to interpret the Qur'an and Sunnah in different circumstances.

The Istanbul manuscript also includes one of the few copies of al-Kindi's On the Intellect to survive in Arabic (it is also preserved in Latin translation).

"It's about having the intellect to take it on board then go and execute it.

The level of wit is not high, which is hardly surprising since the reigning intellect on the scene, Margot, is apparently under the impression that the E. M. Forster novel is titled "Howard's End".

This lingering possibility, however, allows the intellect to suspend its judgment on the basis of other experiences or reasons.