Sentence examples similar to Acknowledgement of intellectual depth from inspiring English sources

"Go is the ultimate: the pinnacle of games, and the richest in terms of intellectual depth.

"Jimmy wrote in 2001 about a lack of intellectual depth and principles in politicians, abso-blooming-lutely," said Cloughley.

(Think of the attribution to Quine and Putnam as an acknowledgement of intellectual debts rather than an indication that the argument, as presented, would be endorsed in every detail by either Quine or Putnam).

His tweeting and responding to the compulsive 24-hour news cycle is the limit of his intellectual depth.

Mr. Malkovich is one of the few actors capable of conveying genuine intellectual depth.

One of the criticisms hurled at the fringe is that brevity often leads to a lack of emotional and intellectual depth.

"Sarah has a pool of emotional and intellectual depth," Salky said.

He contrasts the intellectual depth of the New Labour project with the vacuity of Mr Cameron's decontaminated Conservatism.

He described it, in England, as a wholesale rejection of intellectual engagement and intellectual depth in Scripture and compared it to what was happening in Islam.

Anastasia Khitruk is a violinist to be reckoned with, a force of nature who adds rare intellectual depth to perhaps more common technical ability and physical prowess.

Their ultimate retrieval will depend on an acknowledgement of the depth and breadth of black humanity that American democracy as of yet stubbornly refuses to recognize.