Sentence examples for Intellectual fitness from inspiring English sources

In a testament to her enduring intellectual fitness, she cautioned out loud how she might occasionally repeat herself during the conversation.

Joey sat down and flipped through a stack of note cards, studying an outline of the key themes of his candidacy -- his working-class roots, his intellectual fitness, and all those second chances he'd had.

There are fundamental moral choices involving intellectual and moral fitness, temperamental dangers, moral or amoral character, abilities to resolve deadly conflicts, respect for and treatment of women, and whether there will be a safe and thriving place for all of God's diverse children in America's future.

Poems on Various Subjects provided a powerful argument against the proslavery contention that the failure of African peoples to write serious literature was proof of their intellectual inadequacies and their fitness for enslavement.

Inspired by similar programs at Vanderbilt and elsewhere [ 8], the components included in the program are physical health; mental health; spiritual wellness; physical fitness; nutrition; intellectual wellness; social wellness; and financial wellness.

Many of the children have participated in the Special Olympics Thailand sports training and athletic competitions, which are aimed at helping children with intellectual disabilities improve their physical fitness and build self-confidence and self-esteem.

Questionnaire items covered the following: age, sex, household, medical history, instrumental activities of daily living, intellectual activity, social role, Motor Fitness Scale, falls experienced during the past year, Dietary Variety Score, frequency of going outdoors, cognitive impairment, and depressive status.

The model is developed based on the NK model, with extensions to allow non-binary alleles, non-integer degree of complexity and weighted contribution of different intellectual capital (IC) components to the fitness value of innovation performance.

In Cass Brayton's delightful script, Otto and Cliché are two catty intellectuals trying to convince their hulking fitness trainer to attend a party for which they've already hired a man to service the guests.

TMIG, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology index of competence; IADL, Instrumental Activities of Daily Living; IA, Intellectual activity; SR, Social role; MFS, Motor Fitness Scale; DVS, Dietary Variety Score; GDS, Geriatric Depression Scale.

But over countless generations as human civilisation has developed, traits such as a "liking for intellectual pursuits" have become sexually selected indicators of fitness.