Word: intellect
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Weakness of Intellect, Birdie...
...Professor Pereda (TIME, April 9) was "too weak to speak" at any time during his seven-day hunger strike, "it was weakness of intellect, birdie, I cried" and not weakness due to famine...
...there something about the atmosphere of the New Deal that dulls the intellect and blunts the sense of humor of those privileged to report the game from the sacred precincts of the chief players...
...entire tone of the article I condemn appeals to the emotions, not to the intellect, and that, TIME, is beneath...
...phrasing, but the student has to content himself with jotting down enough facts and quotations to convince the corrector that he has done his work. There is little opportunity for the working out of a thoughtful summary of the reading along the lines of one's own intellect, which the reading period ought to encourage...