Sentence examples for Little intellectual from inspiring English sources
"Poor innocent blameless Joey, stolen away by that little intellectual powerhouse next door".
Traditional Republican internationalists, who had less to say on either count, offered little intellectual alternative.
Even his close friends said he displayed little intellectual curiosity outside of music.
She displayed little intellectual confidence and readily retreated into swathes of miserable education-speak jargon.
In those cities, expansive symphonies and evocative tone poems had little intellectual market value.
Perhaps more important, the left-wing thinkers have, thus far, shown little intellectual originality.
In 2012, what should have been a pair of obscure little intellectual-property bills, the Stop Online Piracy Act (sopa) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA), provoked such a massive outcry that nearly a fifth of senators withdrew their support in a single day, and the acts were effectively killed.
"It's a little less intellectual than that.
China then, like the Soviet Union, was a bleak place with little other intellectual stimulation.
"She's well bred, a little bit intellectual, eccentric, twisted," he said of his muse spending a semester at an all-girls school.
Like all asymmetric conflicts, the continuing "debate" on abortion rights (front page, April 26) is not a true debate because there is little direct intellectual engagement between opponents.
