Sentence examples for because of this intellectual from inspiring English sources

Because of this intellectual indebtedness, Dante dedicated his Vita nuova to Cavalcanti to his best friend (primo amico).

It is perhaps because of this intellectual climate that early important developments in the theory of information took place in isolation from mainstream philosophical reflection.

But precisely because of this intellectual self-constraint, this willingness to bracket established philosophical views concerning life, science, nature and technology, the floor is open to other voices, to experiences of practicing researchers, driven by a scientific will to know (their cupido sciendi).

"Not because of the flattery but because of the intellectual level of the discussion.

Perhaps because of Mr. Madjid's stature, perhaps because of the intellectual audience, Mr. Thalib, dressed in white robes and turban, showed restraint.

In some ways he reminds me of Borges because of the intellectual playfulness, but he is far less dry than Borges and much more caught up in the everyday.

The cost of medication and therapy for the boys eventually totaled as much as $75,000, the suit contends, and the boys also face "diminished earning capacity because of the intellectual impairments they have suffered".

The normative data for the prehensile patterns and the IOF are not available in the literature because of the intellectual property rights of parties commercializing SHAP.

The security software company McAfee estimates that in 2008 alone, companies around the world lost more than $1 trillion because of this sort of intellectual property theft.

"He's been singled out and isolated because of his autism, because of his intellectual disability.

"Gemstar is shrouded in secrecy and a part of that is because of their intellectual property.