Sentence examples for be more intellectual from inspiring English sources

I have known people who are working class or craftsmen, who happen to be more intellectual than professors.

Nothing like the 19th-century spirit of humanitarianism had ever been seen before in western Europe not even in France during the Enlightenment, where interest in mankind's salvation tended to be more intellectual than humanitarian in the strict sense.

Exactly, to appear to others to be more intellectual.

There may be more intellectual property than you think.

Your love nature tends to be more intellectual and detached rather than emotive.

Rather than emphasize conventional song structure elements such as hooks and choruses, Flying Lotus composed instrumentals that he found to be more intellectual and less danceable than Cosmogramma and treated them as the basis of tracks when recording the album.

A: It was more intellectual.

I feel it's more intellectual".

Her parents were more intellectual than artistic.

"She's more intellectual than emotional," he says.

Would West have been more intellectual - even overly intellectual - had he spent his weekends in Hindhead?