Sentence examples for a bit of intellectual from inspiring English sources

They're a bit of intellectual window dressing adorning what is basically a series of divertissements.

His style is zany, post-pop and easy on the eye, with a bit of intellectual spike.

But even a two-year-old, I think, would lose interest quite quickly and turn to the nearest cot toy for a bit of intellectual challenge.

It has been obvious for quite some time that if President Bush had exercised a bit of intellectual curiosity after his Aug. 6, 2001, briefing, he might have stopped 9/11.

Feeling a bit of intellectual restlessness after a few years in the host's chair, though, Mr. Soares came up with an idea for what he thought might make an amusing novel.

Maybe it says something about our culture that it has become strangely unfashionable to suggest that great novels shouldn't only be a quick fix, another consumer experience, that they should make us work and reward us for our effort by staying with us, leaving a bit of intellectual and emotional residue.

I do not possess an Italian-American persecution complex, but because Jersey Shore focuses on a group of young Italian-Americans summering in a locale that's near and dear to my heart, the show has caused my mind to crystallize the numerous problems I have with reality TV and American Anti-Intellectualism. I'll admit; I do possess a bit of an Intellectual persecution complex.

If the play sounds like a bit of an intellectual hodgepodge, well, it is.

You're such a lady - and a bit of an intellectual.

But now I see there's a bit of the intellectual as well as the primal".

Though he is a bit of an intellectual – he spent a couple of years in college, remember – he is at heart a simple organism.