Sentence examples for true intellect from inspiring English sources

Nor could there have been a surer sign of her true intellect.

Nick only started to reveal his true intellect when Walton Hospital in Merseyside took him off the drug after 20 years of treatment.

Is this kid a grade-grubber or a true intellect?

Athena was a true intellect and extremely loyal to her mentors.

She has the doe eyes of an Edie Sedgwick and the gamine qualities of Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly, but she also has the true grit and intellect of, well, a young Elizabeth Hardwick comes to mind.

Clever as Madeleine may have been, Herzog reminds us again and again, she had none of the discipline and method of a true scholar or intellect.

245c6) according to Ps.-Philoponus holds true, even though intellect is the only part of soul which is immortal and eternal, as Aristotle says.

Moreover, since the senses provide true material, the intellect is certainly able to search for truth: "absolute ergo concedere oportet quod homo per suam animam absque omni speciali divina illustratione potest aliqua cognoscere, et hoc ex puris naturalibus".

Only recently has America begun to take any true African-American intellect seriously.

A true renaissance man of intellect and extraordinary talent, who appreciated beauty in the arts, a bon vivant, mentor.

Everything people say about their intellect is true: Each was amazingly perceptive, and showed an incredible amount of understanding for whatever concept was brought to them.