Sentence examples for intellectual aspects of from inspiring English sources

I was simply too busy to think about the intellectual aspects of the feminist movement or to preach about it.

She explored the intellectual aspects of all facets of the world and was a slave to none although she remained a confirmed and convinced Freudian.

Although best known as a theologian and professor, Benedict XVI has visited shrines to the Virgin Mary on 8 of his 10 trips abroad, emphasizing the more devotional and less intellectual aspects of Catholicism.

"So we got to know New York in a way that was not just 'come in and go out over the weekend,' and we really fell in love with the intellectual aspects" of the city, Mr. Southern said.

Waiting is made more difficult when children attend to the "hot," or emotional, aspects of the reward, and it is made easier when they attend to the "cool," or intellectual, aspects of the situation.

It was these traits that had been lost in the swinish rush to the canned picnic ham: not just the joy of cooking but the intellectual aspects of planning, preparing and serving a meal to family and friends who might find it interesting as well as satisfying to eat.

A lot of the big art thinkers stand for the intellectual aspect of art.

(That Spitzer had decided to argue this extremely difficult case himself illustrates the pleasure he takes in the intellectual aspect of the law).

Responding to criticism that the works in earlier editions were tame and consumer-driven, he said the art world should not be so divided between the intellectual aspect of art and the market.

I do not regard this conventional view as entirely wrong, but I do think that, for two major reasons, we seriously undervalue the mental side of athletic achievement when we equate the intellectual aspect of sports with unverbalizable bodily intuition and regard anything overtly conscious as "in the way".

"There's the emotional and intellectual aspect of walking the land and getting that sense of awe," he says.