Sentence examples for with the intellect from inspiring English sources

Comprehension, Act of or capacity for grasping with the intellect.

They captivated the eye, touched the heart and reasoned with the intellect.

I've always thought that writing poetry has very little to do with the intellect.

I was very impressed with the intellect and inquisitiveness of the Renmin students who came to Ithaca.

In the tarot, swords usually have to do with the intellect, but Clemente won't admit to that.

He is known all over the community of concerned men and women as someone with the intellect and the heart".

Without caliphal encouragement Averroës could hardly have persisted all his life in his fight for philosophy against the theologians, as reflected in his Commentary on Plato's Republic, in such works as the Faṣl al-Maḳāl and Tahāfut al-Tahāfut, and in original philosophical treatises (e.g., about the union of the active intellect with the human intellect).

16.2 5, 46b c), which is identical with the first intellect, this intellect accounts also for the (other) Forms (Frede 1987, 1060 1063), while it is the second god who actually thinks of them.

As such, the active intellect emerges as the cosmic underpinning for Maimonides' mechanics of providence: The more in touch a person's intellect is with the active intellect, the more we may say of her that she is "living providentially".

We'll explore how to piece together humanity's new face with technology, while balancing the intellect with the heart.

Pure self-knowledge for Plotinus depends on union with the divine intellect that self-intellects.