Sentence examples for intellectual attitudes from inspiring English sources

The discovery marks an important shift of balance in his intellectual attitudes.

In 1960s London, a wide range of magazines served a variety of political, social and intellectual attitudes.

Xenophon was in the early 21st century starting to be taken seriously as a distinctive voice on the history, society, and intellectual attitudes of the later Classical era.

As a literary form, it is a carefully organized exposition, by means of invented conversation, of contrasting philosophical or intellectual attitudes.

People who see the city as a backdrop of fashion plates against which they can strike physical and intellectual attitudes, or those for whom urbanism is just another wanky trend?

At least since "Flirting With Disaster," his breakthrough comedy from 1996, Mr. Russell has exhibited a bracingly kinetic directing style, for better and for worse: "Three Kings" flies like a bullet aimed at the contradictions of American global power, while "I Heart Huckabees" spins manically like a hamster's wheel, blurring its provocative ideas into tiresome intellectual attitudes.

"There is no adult intellectual attitude.

"NMUN takes a much more intellectual attitude to Model U.N.," he said.

What they show is that a proper cynicism is not a matter of personality but intellectual attitude.

A confidential government report on Gandhi's years in South Africa declared that "the workings of his conscience... his ethical and intellectual attitude... baffles the ordinary processes of thought".

It was put forward, for instance, by your Berkeley colleague Frank Sulloway, who claimed in his 1996 book "Born to Rebel" that birth order was the crucial molder of intellectual attitude.