Sentence examples similar to inspirational intellectual stimulus from inspiring English sources

officials said the greatest value of the foreign influx comes from intellectual stimulus.

But the type of intellectual stimulus is different from, say, a full-time MBA.

As well as intellectual stimulus, students want something tangible in return for their investment.

"But there's a probability that private-school parents are better-educated, make more money and provide more intellectual stimulus at home".

In the 16th century the Dutch theologian Desiderius Erasmus wondered if the intellectual stimulus could make up for the awfulness of Cambridge and its weather.

Speakers providing intellectual stimulus include Icke, the former BBC sports presenter turned author of The David Icke Guide to the Global Conspiracy (and How To End It); astrologist Jonathan Cainer and David Nuttt.

The best state schools aim for individualism, creativity and intellectual stimulus – but they often have to do it in defiance of the testing, marking and inspection system.

Mr. Heggie described "Again" as a look at "the way our culture finds its emotional and intellectual stimulus in TV reruns".

The two young men, both gay, were seeking intellectual stimulus but they also hoped for more physical diversion.

And those attempts to inspire them act as intellectual stimuli to me.

Our experience has taught us that the main motivation for participating in crowdsourcing communities is intellectual stimuli.