They boasted themselves as the supreme effort of human intellect; they laid claim to an enduring authority; to many they had a weight little less than the oracles of God.
For good or evil, right or wrong, her necessity required that she should put herself forth as the possessor of all knowledge within the reach of human intellect--the infallible arbitress of every question that should arise among men.
This divine light, which His mercy has vouchsafed us, dispenses with, and eclipses, the feeble glimmerings of human intellect.
The former, being the productions of human intellect, must vary with its variation, and perish in its decay, while revelation is universal and immutable, like the Intelligence of which it is the emanation.
The toils of human intellect are in the regions of the abstract where the mind often loses itself in depths beyond its sounding.
No, it is the activity of a human intellect, and the latter is subject to God and truth everywhere.
It is a common doctrine of theology that the process of faith differs nothing in kind from the natural process of human intellect in its apprehension of the truth.
Human Intellect, if you consider it well, is the exact summary of Human Worth; and the essence of all worth-ships and worships is reverence for that same.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "human intellect" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
