Sentence examples for Intellectual means from inspiring English sources

No problem today — poverty, clean energy or national security — is beyond our technical and intellectual means.

It was a subtle exploration of the impossibility of understanding art and artists through intellectual means.

It obscures the problems of a small independent country with a lopsided economy, the problems of a fully 'consumer' society that is yet technologically untrained and without the intellectual means to comprehend the deficiency".

The Laboratory seeks, on one hand, to develop basic understanding and intellectual means to model complex phenomena and, on the other hand, to create a foundation for building new high-performance technologies which can be used to further research progress.

Upon his father's death Gallienus had put an end to the persecution of the Christians, preferring to fight the new religion through intellectual means; to that end, he favoured the ancient Greek cults (Demeter of Eleusis) and protected the Neoplatonist philosopher Plotinus.

He wanted to portray nature as it would be depicted by a primitive person or a child equipped with the intelligence of a 20th-century adult; in this respect, he had much in common with the Surrealists and Dadaists, two schools of modern artists who were striving to achieve similar aims by more intellectual means than those used by Miró.

What does the term "public intellectual" mean to me?

In "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life," in 1963, Richard Hofstadter took it for granted that being an intellectual meant despising popular culture.

The item 'I feel especially compassionate toward patients like this' differed between the medical conditions and was particularly low for substance abuse (mean = 3.36) compared to intellectual disability (mean = 4.25) or acute mental illness (mean = 4.29).

Consider what "protecting intellectual property" means.

"Respect of intellectual property means becoming aware of the importance of art for a nation and a culture," she said.