Sentence examples for this kind of intellect from inspiring English sources

In one of the most intriguing and hotly debated passages of ancient philosophy, De anima Book 3, chapter 5, Aristotle introduces the notion of a kind of intellect that he describes as productive and active, and this kind of intellect, according to him, is not only separable from the body but is "alone immortal and eternal".

It doesn't matter what kind of intellect or ethics the players claim to have.

The only way to stop this kind of abuse of a child's intellect is to abolish the concept of "religious education" entirely.

To assign this kind of truth to a thing is simply to acknowledge that it can be grasped by intellect or that it is intelligible.

This kind of challenged me.

This kind of speed kills.

This kind of criticism hurts.

Avoid this kind of nightmare.

Develop this kind of attitude.

Ignore this kind of file.

"The races of men," he had mused in his Notebooks, "differ chiefly in size, colour, form of head, & features (hence intellect?) & what kinds of intellect) quantity & kind of hair forms of legs…" (Darwin 1987, 303).