Sentence examples for dialectical intelligence from inspiring English sources

Lonsdale, the movie's approximation of a Rivette stand-in, gives a wild, furious, tender, passionate, uninhibited performance — he bellows, cries, howls, wails, caresses, crafts dialogue with a lofty dialectical intelligence, carries the film on his big-shouldered physique.

Metz composes the clashes of the wise but relentless Lennart (a role that Skarsgård inhabits with an urgent dialectical intelligence) and the tautly controlled but impulsive Borg in tremulous, cannily confrontational wide-screen compositions shrewdly edited to leave an extra breath of troubled silence around the dialogue and the gestures.

In the framework of biological research considering sensory ecology, signaling, biosemiotics, cognition, and plant neurobiology, I detect an opportunity to conjure dialectical propositions of intelligence(s -in-the-environment s -in-the-environmentgms -in-the-environmentchnology, s -in-the-environmentithout dualisuggestingferenew.

Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).

His characters all have a dialectical fluency that is stunted by their inhibition and introversion; they are unfulfilled despite intelligence and talent, and a sense of having sparked situations of major import that they can't quite master is one of Bujalski's constants.

In so doing the fragments constitute the dialectical image, dialectical movement frozen for a moment, open for inspection, dialectics at a standstill: "Only dialectical images are genuine images".

See also dialectical materialism.

2. Ted Cruz, dialectical diagnostician.

Hegel's dialectical philosophy.

— than deeper dialectical concerns.

Others, however, rise above their dialectical functions.