Sentence examples for experienced intellectual from inspiring English sources

Born in rural poverty, Fillmore experienced intellectual privation first-hand and spent his life acquiring books and building libraries.

Accordingly, this essay explores how southerners used their literacy, and how they experienced intellectual life across eras, moving from the Market Revolution through secession, and into war.

With help from a very experienced intellectual property lawyer, I got round that problem and managed to publish my biography of Clare without ending up in court.

Oh, and by the way – big pharma are shutting down that other cure you've heard about – you know, the super cheap Epsom salt one or whatever the Facebook share of the week is – because there's no way their huge teams of experienced intellectual property lawyers could possibly find a way to patent a new and unique way to formulate and use an existing product.

Not that the Shadow Chancellor – an experienced intellectual heavyweight – was just quoting Mao because he loves Mao.

An inventor may submit the application herself, but since the process is very complex, the cost of making a mistake in filing the application may actually be higher than hiring an experienced intellectual property attorney.

Others might experience intellectual roadblocks from stress such as test anxiety, procrastination, or lack of motivation.

Or experience intellectual property theft?

The Intellectual Property Attaché Act is written to help American individuals and companies that are experiencing intellectual property infringement in certain foreign countries.

Indeed, one large scale retrospective cohort study reported that children of low birth weight were almost 2.5 times more likely to experience intellectual impairments (OR 2.67 CI 2.41-2.96), sensory problems (OR 2.85, 95% CI 2.04 3.99) and motor problems (OR 2.47, 95% CI 1.82 3.37) [48].

Unfortunately, despite early and rigorous dietary restriction of galactose, many patients grow to experience intellectual disability, speech difficulties, locomotor impairment and, for girls and women, primary or premature ovarian insufficiency, among other complications.