Sentence examples for Intellectual compass from inspiring English sources
Christianity has been both spiritual and intellectual compass - most controversially with President George Bush.
His intellectual compass was set, from early on, to T. S. Eliot's "Tradition and the Individual Talent" (1919), with caveats.
However, what has made these lectures so compelling is not just Gawande's broad intellectual compass (he studied philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford and worked for Bill Clinton before training as a surgeon) but his gift for storytelling.
Her intellectual sharpness, moral compass, curiosity and work ethic are without bounds.
We have tremendous confidence in his intellectual rigor, his moral compass and his ability to make sound, thoughtful, careful decisions.
Thomas has shown no moral compass, judicial ethics, intellectual rigor or understanding of his duties.
Some of the country's intellectuals also believe that the nation's moral compass has been thrown off kilter by 37 years of problems with the Palestinians, who now number 3.5 million.
He describes students' loss of intellectual curiosity and graduating without knowing which way their moral compass is guiding them.
According to investment bank Wessels, Arnold & Henderson, the Nintendo 64 videogame console, which has sold over 15 million units, utilizes intellectual property from companies such as Rambus rmbs, SGI sgu, MIPS mips, Artisan Components, and Compass, among others.
Patrick Chauvin, Compass.
