Sentence examples for intellectual commitments from inspiring English sources

His intellectual commitments were no less demanding.

Carl was a man of deep and passionate intellectual commitments to peace and justice, with an abiding appreciation for history, politics, philosophy, literature, music and art.

Many of the deepest intellectual commitments of Western culture regarding the character of matter, the nature of space and time, the question of determinism, the meaning of probability and chance, the possibility of knowledge, and much else besides have been vividly challenged since the inception of modern science, beginning with the work of Galileo (1564 1642).

Whatever the intellectual commitments of India's space scientists, there's no doubt that the language of national "heroism" and technological "might", which underpins a dangerous religiously inflected military and nuclear standoff in the region, afflicts much of the praise poured on the Mars mission's success.

This balance cannot be maintained without a certain degree of reflection on the relationship between different intellectual commitments.

Although it is most certainly wrong to reckon with a clear dichotomy between the intellectual commitments and sentiments of 'Christians' and 'pagans' in late antiquity, it is striking that David's text gives us no firm indication that the author was indeed a Christian.

But Einstein stands as an example of intellectual commitment.

"Dancing for Anna was a total emotional and intellectual commitment," Ms. Cohen said.

When fully absorbed by self-analysis, the perennial outsider usually ends up regarding all emotional and intellectual commitment as folly.

Unlike Lord Russell's beautiful friend, she did not comfort Mosby for the disasters he had (by intellectual commitment) to confront.

None, however, had the courage to translate his intellectual commitment to universal freedom into public policy or even individual action.