Sentence examples for an intellectual justification from inspiring English sources

The dissertation prospectus is an intellectual justification and research plan for the dissertation.

Applicants should provide an intellectual justification for the project and a work plan.

Adizes has an intellectual justification for the project: the nature of intimacy, he argued, is shifting, and "The And" is a way to track that shift.

The answer for Maistre, of course, was both, and he helped provide an intellectual justification for the dim brutality of the czarist state.

The motivation for the Conservatives is easier to fathom; they had to have an intellectual justification for the decimation of industry they presided over in the 80s.

According to Turner, Reichh, perhaps more than any other sexual philosopher, had already given the erotic enthusiasm of the 1960s an intellectual justification, and lain the theoretical foundations for that era".

Why must it be the great anonymous authority, without any intellectual justification, who decides?

Still, what good is a tenuous intellectual justification without quoting a line or two of poetry?

Moreover, I think most managers know this intuitively and have only lacked a workable structure and a decent intellectual justification for what they have always known could work and work well.

The magazine described counter-terrorism as "a sullied sub-academic doctrine" and "a bogus intellectual justification for authoritarianism, military repression and neoconservative Islamophobia".

Among Roman Catholic writers, John Henry Newman's An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent (1870) offered a major intellectual justification of the act of faith during what he viewed as a revolutionary, seismic period in the world of ideas.