Sentence examples for a general intellectual from inspiring English sources
But what had begun as a general intellectual endeavour became in 18th-century Germany a specifically philosophical enterprise.
Early in their careers, they gave detailed interviews, but in recent years they have discussed only specific and relatively trivial matters concerning their movies, avoiding comments on larger meanings or anything approaching a general intellectual outlook.
A provost's influence on a university is like a fashion director's influence on a fashion magazine, except that it is academic trends he is spotting, new professors he is anointing and a general intellectual tone that he is setting, rather than focusing on hemline lengths or crowning hot designers.
An unusual gulf between reality and official ideology stimulated a general intellectual revolt, a search for the actualities beneath the pious formulas of proclaimed truth.
From today's critical historical perspective, the roots of Xuanxue, as is to be expected of a general intellectual orientation, extend beyond any individual thinker.
Our findings confirm the hypothesis that children with SLD generally obtain high GAI scores, but have specific deficiencies relating to working memory and processing speed, whereas children with ID have a general intellectual impairment.
Those with greatest positive changes in executive control also had more severe gait disorders and more frequent paratonia, and, in addition, more marked problems with turning, balance and continence, and a lower general intellectual level.
Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, a combination of general, intellectual and bureaucrat, has been both a baker and a cutter during his first 11 months in office.
Indonesia's President Yudhoyono, a combination of general, intellectual and bureaucrat, has made real progress in fostering market reforms.
The UKCAT is a test of general intellectual ability rather than factual knowledge, and therefore aims to address the dual problems of grade inflation and widening access.
Problems characteristically associated with this pathology include impaired cognitive and motor skills, with a reduction in general intellectual functioning, deficits in verbal learning, spatial memory, and reasoning [ 4].
