Sentence examples similar to affected intellectualism from inspiring English sources

As we have seen above [e.g".Ontology and Eudaimonism" & "Psychology and Epistemology"], Augustine is deeply affected by Greek intellectualism, and his own Neoplatonizing Christianity is imbued with a hierarchical structure that emphasizes the reliability of the intelligible in contrast to all that is sensible and physical.

It's a pretend intellectualism.

THAT Perry's headline contained the harsher adjective — "dumb" — is typical, say many Republicans, who complain that journalists tend to equate the anti-intellectualism and populist affects of many of their party's candidates with outright stupidity.

This paper describes the development of a brief scale to measure anti-intellectualism, the degree to which one experiences either positive or negative affect while engaged in epistemic activities such as conceptual integration.

You discuss anti-intellectualism and the preference for pragmatism and sound decision-making as they affect presidential candidates ("What a Mind! In Politics, That's Not What Matters," Week in Review, June 25).

Obvious defects of disjointedness and intellectualism mark his writings.

The conservatives' other weapon, besides relentlessness, is intellectualism.

The university's reputation for ascetic intellectualism was wryly acknowledged.

Bertolucci was raised in an atmosphere of comfort and intellectualism.

It has a certain sophistication and intellectualism".

"Intellectualism is not hygge," said Davidsen-Nielsen.