Sentence examples for Intellectually generous from inspiring English sources

Faculty, friends, and family pay tribute to an intellectually generous scholar.

Unlike his books on the civilizing Irish and the intellectually generous Jews, however, this one ventures into more treacherous territory.

It might be objected, at this point, that I've been churlishly dismissing all the intellectually generous watchers and readers of female-centric stories.

In other words, if you're lucky enough to work with supportive, intellectually generous people, this influences your own internal model of how to behave.

The collaboration fostered by the war effort between statisticians and industrialists, factory workers, government officials and researchers in other fields, together with the democratic post-war spirit, turned out self-effacing, intellectually generous types without whom statistics might have remained a riven discipline, as it had been during Pearson and Fisher's inter-war feud.

Wolfe did, in his characteristically intellectually generous way.

But she is also generous, intellectually curious and, most useful of all, an amateur ethnographer who speaks Mongolian.

Visionary and generous, intellectually hungry yet naive, the British composer Michael Tippett (1905-98) enjoyed an eventful life that spanned most of the 20th century.

"He provided encouragement and the program that he described in the Science article, in the form of a box of punch cards". The assistance was characteristic of the man who was "very generous intellectually and personally," said Chowning.

She was generous and intellectually curious.

Neighbors and relatives said she was singularly generous and intellectually curious.