Sentence examples for intellectual control from inspiring English sources

He was in firm intellectual control of his presidency.

For some, the prospect of loss of intellectual control is more horrifying than cancer.

For Huang, spiritual hunger was directly linked to intellectual control, and filling one meant breaking out of the other.

"I was an intellectual control freak, and Greek was quite good for that — you could be good at it.

"I started writing because I didn't want only to be a component part of a much bigger thing but to have more intellectual control.

In addition, it is also a kind of two-step between exerting tight, intellectual control over nature and, as with all creative arts, knowing when to let go.

At the revolution's height, Madame Mao and her coterie of artists and intellectuals controlled everything that the film studios, operas, theatrical companies and radio stations produced.

There's certainly no evidence of literary or intellectual quality control.

Surmounting biomining commercial challenges entails improved mining company/biomining innovator cooperation and intellectual property control.

The liberalisation of trade and the imposition of stringent intellectual property controls by the World Trade Organisation increased the imbalance by creating knowledge-rich and knowledge-poor countries.

"Someone like me," she says, "would never get cancer, because I'm always blabbing, but you, you're very intellectual, terribly controlled, you must let your feelings out".