Sentence examples for intellectual burden from inspiring English sources

Predictably, the politics at the biennial was slower and more considered than at the fair, which can respond faster to current events and with less intellectual burden.

Ross King writes with all the intellectual burden of last decade's best sellers -- alchemy, the perennially chic Hermes Trismegistus, stolen libraries, the scientific revolution in general, the quest to calculate longitude at sea and a numbing quantity of nautical chitchat (because everyone reads Patrick O'Brian, of course).

It takes the intellectual burden off of us to deeply understand complex issues and simply nod our heads and pump our fists into the air.

In fact, I bet they might be just content enough without exercising their right of getting involved into the intellectual burden of weighting "risks versus rewards" analysis.

Although the intellectual burden associated with undernutrition, infectious diseases, and parasitic diseases is far greater among children in developing than in developed countries (Walker et al. 2007), exposures to environmental chemicals are also greater.

Republicans have offered Ronald Reagan, George W Bush, Dan Quayle, Sarah Palin, Michelle Bachmann and Rick Perry – all amiable people, all blithely unconcerned with the heavy intellectual and moral burden of governing a nation.

Furthermore, in our analysis, we excluded data regarding blood lead concentration near hot spots, probably underestimating the burden of intellectual disability and therefore the associated economic losses.

They made you think of a man willing to do anything short of suicide to escape the burden of his intellectual clarity.