Sentence examples for Deep intellectual from inspiring English sources

Broken Britain Toryism is now in deep intellectual disarray.

She was a deep intellectual thinker, a devoted mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

He may, with deep intellectual conviction, have no idea he cannot possibly win.

(An autodidact of deep intellectual curiosity, he also immersed himself in socialist politics and free love).

"But I know him to be a man of deep intellectual curiosity".

Yet the movement is also the product of a deep intellectual ferment pioneered by the Princeton scholar Peter Singer.

I've had a lot of positive feedback to my discussion of "ambient awareness" — which is the deep, rich, intellectual, and social connections we develop with each other via short-form status updates.

It also requires the development of deeper intellectual skills.

But the case for departure has deeper intellectual roots that cannot be dismissed as mere nostalgia, xenophobia or reactionary reflex.

You may, for example, maintain that the Stones were superior to the Beatles (or vice versa) because their music is more complex, less derivative, and has greater emotional range and deeper intellectual content.

Long interviews with the three candidates – all conservatives – convinced the group that Mr. Brunner, a former Marine Corp infantry officer, had "the deepest intellectual background in free market economics" of the three, Mr. Pappa said.