Sentence examples for your own intellect from inspiring English sources

They operate by eroding your trust in your own intellect and gradually convince you to put your trust into some external entity, such as a deity, or great book, convincing you that without these you would be lost.

These are not dots, data points, encouraging you to connect them by your own applied intellect.

She is sufficiently confident about her own intellect not to make you feel self-conscious about your own.

In the first instance, the individual has the responsibility to train and use his own intellect.

"It's simply his taste and his own intellect and his spontaneous reaction to whatever an actor does onstage.

In court yesterday, Mr. Hirschfeld praised his own intellect and legacy in grandiose and disjointed remarks before he was sentenced.

Say what you want about The Donald's own intellect; he's right that Perry is so dumb he should be disqualified from the presidency.

But, in "Menagerie," Gold puts a stop to the language by inserting himself and his own intellect where the Wingfields should be.

For that to happen, it is essential for the player to bypass their own intellect and reach a point of lived experience; a dramatic truth.

And she who gave me life, who had suffered the death of my child and the extinction of her own intellect, snoozed on: oblivious, jubilant, still herself, still mine.

What you got was a bunch of grown men marooned somewhere between sixth form and Oxbridge, let loose without supervision, puffed up with an unmerited sense of their own intellect and wallowing in their own smart-aleck in-jokes.