Sentence examples for express intellectual from inspiring English sources

I always thought of myself as the hot mess express intellectual queers like to ride for one night and one night only, but the British manboys desired something from me other than my body.

Many non-fiction books express an intellectual idea.

But it is characteristic of Williams' mind that he tends to express his intellectual opinions in baseball terms.

His early mastery of fresco is clearly visible in his St. Augustine (1480) in the Church of Ognissanti, in which the saint's cogent energy and vigour express both intellectual power and spiritual devotion.

Except while making films such as The Grey Zone, she said she rarely has the chance to "express my intellectual side and my social activism side".

We don't have to go beyond the science or embellish what we know to appreciate how they express their intellectual skills and emotional capacities.

And yet Malkiel also expresses "considerable intellectual sympathy" for value investing of the type practiced by Warren Buffett.

The scale ranged from 1 = very bad to 5 = very good, expressed as intellectual capacity (1 3 vs. 4 5) [ 28].

These findings suggest that manganese exposure from drinking water is metabolized differently than that from the diet and can lead to overload and subsequent neurotoxic effects expressed by intellectual impairments in children.

Furthermore, neurobiological measures do not rely on people's ability to express themselves, making intellectual level and language skills less relevant and different age groups easier to study, compared to more traditional criminological measurements.

Other winners of the prize express similar intellectual caution, individuals including Paul Davies, John Barrow and John Polkinghorne.