Sentence examples for highly intellectualized from inspiring English sources

Neo-Expressionism comprised a varied assemblage of young artists who had returned to portraying the human body and other recognizable objects, in reaction to the remote, introverted, highly intellectualized abstract art production of the 1970s.

The first feature of the narrative to which liberal critics have drawn attention is its highly intellectualized character.

Instead of such a highly intellectualized response, associationists have found a natural (though by no means necessary, see section 4.2) complementary view that the information is stored in an associative structure.

They were institutionalized and thereby commemorative of power and authority, upheld tradition and esteemed order and beauty as highly intellectualized and formal qualities bestowed by the gods, especially Apollo, the god of the Sun, and thereby of order in the cosmos.

The way modernism usually gets talked about is in highly intellectualized architecture-school speak: intimidating and dense.

The second half of the book pivots from this highly intellectualized, DeLillo-meets-Dreiser interrogation of our psychoses and portrait of a young striver into something of an action-adventure narrative backed up by a wealth of scientifically plausible developments.

Stella, by contrast, intellectualized his moves.

Not graceful, Edward Lear-type nonsense but turgid, intellectualized, affected nonsense.

From 1948 to 1958 she developed a measured, intellectualized, Francocentric approach to the family theme.

"We needed someone who had a heart and who intellectualized that experience of having a heart.

He enjoyed society that was unpretentious and conversation that was genial and sensible but not too intellectualized or exclusively literary.