But to grow intellectually we need those words.
Later, as governess at Thornfield, we see her grow intellectually and blossom emotionally in that magical, sinister place.
I hated to think that either of my daughters' teachers felt that the girls had failed to grow intellectually, that something had been stilled in them, or worse, that their teachers would be penalized for the results.
One unusually articulate male dancer imagines the frustration of what it's like to grow intellectually and perceive deeper interpretive approaches to a role while the deteriorating body can no longer execute what the mind conceives.
Her letter follows a petition signed by more than 2,000 people asking councillors to reinstate the librarians, saying that "librarians give all young people a place to read, to daydream, to think creatively, to grow intellectually.
Working men and women in the North East have fought, generation after generation, for the right to read and grow intellectually, culturally and socially – to be as 'civilised' as anyone else.
Rather than perpetuate the longtime opposition of a liberal arts education and practical experience, we should seek ways to nurture in our students both the impulse to grow intellectually and the desire to prepare for adulthood.
A Pew Research Center survey of more than 2,000 adults last year found that among those who graduated from a four-year college, 74 percent said their education was very useful in helping them grow intellectually, and 69 percent said it was very useful in helping them grow and mature as a person.
Personal growth ability to learn, explore, grow intellectually.
Expectedly, the great majority of them, especially those in the estates, were child-minding rather than providing a stimulating environment for children to grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally.
