That's a huge, untapped demographic for us and it'd be nice to write for people at or around our same level of intellect, maturity, and tableside manners.
"He and Jimmy are very different, but it's the same kind of level of intellect and talent".
As teachers, we often focus on the lowest level of intellect, that of knowledge or "recall".
"The levels of intellect and talent in that team are catastrophic," the former France captain Jean-Michel Larqué commented.
You don't need to both be geniuses, but you need to have around the same intellect level.
"We both know that the mind of a woman in love is operating on the lowest level of the intellect," Constance's mentor smugly tells her.
Typical for Arabic intellect theory is the distinction between several degrees or levels of intellect, from an entirely potential intellect up to a perpetually active intellect, and the assumption, taken over from later Greek philosophers, that the active intellect is an entity separate from the human being.
"It has challenged everyone," Ms. Ward said, "on all levels — levels of comfort, levels of intellect".
We live in a moment of levelling: levelling of intellect, of politics, of discourse.
Rickman is the fantastically self-important British actor Alexander Dane, who plays Dr Lazarus of Tev'Meck, a character with Spock-like levels of intellect.
Since all levels of intellect are connected, knowledge is an existential relationship of identity and the cognition of certainty in which the intellecting subject becomes identified with the intellected object (ittihad al-'aqil wa-l-ma'qul).
