Sentence examples for get too intellectual from inspiring English sources
They get too intellectual".
To get too intellectual with fashion is silly".
I don't get too intellectual about it.
If 'Mockingbird' was getting too intellectual, there were some breasts and bottoms to keep things a little bit salacious and sexy - it just wouldn't be Game of Thrones otherwise.
"What the court is basically saying is that if you develop a successful product and get too big, the European Commission is going to force you to give away your intellectual property".
Many students apparently play until they get too drunk or too sick to continue.
It's all getting too meta for someone like me who so clearly lacks the required "intellectual depth and rigour" to cover the Brits.
In this matter, Chisholm has got too caught up with her subject and follows Frances, who, needing the intellectual backing of Bloomsbury, had her own reasons for fudging this vital distinction.
Because, he replied, 'life was getting too safe.' " When Mailer's finger left the pulse of the zeitgeist — which it did with some regularity — it more often than not settled on the third rail of intellectual discourse: sexual politics.
