In my hyper-intellectual, hyper-rational, hyper-empirical, hyper-practical world, it is often easy to dismiss spirituality as a baseless, useless vestige of a simpler time; a kumbaya-version of the primordial ooze.
An energetic, hyper-intellectual woman in her early 30s, Elif is a serious Muslim yet has a healthy appreciation of beer and men.
At the heart of the book is the feud between Billy and his nemesis, the hyper-intellectual and ruthless lawman Pat Garrett.
Often, his works seem to be the product of a hyper-intellectual tinkerer, who relishes his time at the soldering bench as much as he enjoys producing unexpected conceptual and auditory resonances.
Adam Chanler-Berat (who was terrific on Broadway in "Next to Normal") comes across as too nice and easygoing to embody persuasively the self-involved, self-distancing, hyper-intellectual gonzo filmmaker Mark Cohen, the show's narrator.
Perhaps the chic-est of the warlords was Walid Jumblatt, the Druze leader, a hyper-intellectual, elegantly louche stoner of the time with long locks and a fab L.P. collection, or so one heard.
Hyper-intellectual cuisine has its place, but parody can be more fun.
The show begins as a comic drama centering around a hyper-intellectual, Glass-like family.
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For instance, the three hyper-intellectual apartment mates in 1969's The Edible Woman are definite chuckle-inducers.
