Sentence examples for considered intellectual from inspiring English sources

I would love to give a more considered intellectual and political response.

"To be a designer in those days was not considered intellectual enough," she recalled dryly.

Aside from contemplating the fact that Claridge maintained that he too had been abused as a child in a care home, the damage and cruelty he afflicted on the little helpless girls and countless others - he kept birds especially to attract local children - is so profound that his own sickness does not invite any attempt at a considered, intellectual response.

(Such "ideas" etc. may be considered intellectual property which is protectable in other ways, e.g. they may be patentable).

These "what we are going to do about it" areas are considered intellectual property of the corporation.

The founders of the United States considered intellectual property worthy of a special place in the Constitution—"To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries".

Today, journalists are not considered intellectuals.

Mao prided himself on his peasant roots and considered intellectuals arrogant, dangerous antirevolutionaries.

I don't think that she had time to consider intellectual feminism but she did and still does represent an interesting trait of female activism that we are living with today.

Young intellectual historians, scholars at the conference were quick to emphasize, have fully absorbed the lessons of the profession's increased attention to questions of race, class and gender, without losing hold of the premise that ideas matter, even in a culture that still considers "intellectual" a term of abuse.

A law student with a genetics background, she advised me to consider intellectual property law.