Sentence examples for intellectual concepts from inspiring English sources

Some of the others have recently materialized partially, and a few remain completely intellectual concepts.

Nick manages to anchor these huge intellectual concepts in the very mundane and everyday".

Greek artistic motifs and intellectual concepts, albeit rapidly transformed, left a profound imprint across the Middle East.

According to Billington, "English postwar drama had a resistance to intellectual concepts: you started with character, whereas Stoppard starts with an idea".

But we cannot understand this crisis because our dominant intellectual concepts and categories seem unable to process an explosion of uncontrolled forces.

"You lose expressions used in households, terms of endearment and intellectual concepts," said the Rev. Krikor Maksoudian, who once taught Armenian history and literature at Columbia University.

– is a fact as much as an intellectual concept.

The "intellectual concept" for this collection, the designer said, was "the problem of sweetness.

In war it is an advantage not to be too closely tied to an intellectual concept.

But each was shaped, first and foremost, by an intellectual concept imposed by a director (each, coincidentally, a Briton).

As architects do when pitching a client, Im always begins a collection with an elaborate intellectual concept.