Sentence examples for Demanding intellectually from inspiring English sources

"Not everyone realizes," Weber told students, "that to write a really good piece of journalism is at least as demanding intellectually as the achievement of any scholar.

In the United States, the appeal of foreign films has always depended on their blend of intelligence and sex, but Godard's movies were unusually demanding intellectually, and the sex wasn't fun.

Both arenas are demanding: intellectually, physically, and emotionally.

Science fiction can be imaginatively demanding and intellectually complex, but academic prejudice left readers untaught in how to read it.

The Dutch finance minister, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, described UK Brexit demands as "intellectually impossible and politically unavailable", while Carlo Calenda, an Italian economics minister, complained that he was still waiting to hear "something that makes sense" from London.

But if Home is less intellectually demanding, it is more emotionally demanding, and enriches and expands Gilead in unexpected ways.

Nursing school has been intellectually demanding and all-consuming.

With this moving, intellectually demanding fantasy the decade ended on a satisfactory note.

Our programs are exciting and intellectually demanding, and our graduate student community is stimulating and diverse.

It's not that all architecture must be Serious, Important and Intellectually Demanding.

Roger John Laugharne Thomas first sat as a high court judge in the intellectually demanding commercial court.