A perceptive and concise read, detailing the wisdom of a man who has been at the political forefront for close to 50 years.... the book's question-and-answer format [is] an ideal one [Lee's] responses were mostly short, sweet and most importantly, smart.... [This book will] educate and enlighten by condensing the man's vast intellect into accessible nuggets of information.
I came to respect both his vast intellect, and him as a wonderful man.
I'm interested to know how the news of alien life – be it of vast intellect (hopefully not "intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic") or simply microbial – would be greeted on Earth, and whether this would provoke some great existential change.
Just a few lecterns away from Cain stood Newt Gingrich, whose every vocal inflection and facial expression dripped derision for the electoral process and its occasional insistence that he squeeze his vast intellect into a 30-second box.
Shardlake and the queen go back a long way, to a time when she was merely the widowed Lady Latimer and Shardlake entertained vain hopes that she might overlook his hump if he offered his hand (in the manner of all great detectives, Shardlake's vast intellect and emotional insecurity mean he doesn't have much luck with women).
But then what would they know, without the benefit of Dawkins' vast intellect?
Many articles and blog posts have commented on his vast intellect and his large congregation and his lengthy resume.
Alma does her best to indulge her vast intellect with Henry's equally vast library, mastering every subject she studies, inheriting her father's interest in flora and drawing, as botanists of the era did, exquisitely detailed renderings of plants.
When this happens, this intellect enters in us from without: "this is the intellect from without which comes to be in us and is imperishable" (Alexander, DA 90.19 20).
Nietzsche argues that the forces that Greek tragedy explored ― fate, tragic flaws, capricious gods ― were too vast for intellect or achievements to overcome, so through performance, the spectator and the actors confronted them as one, almost like a religious revival.
This external intellect is also the ultimate agent and final cause of the individual intellect.
