Sentence examples for intellectual demands from inspiring English sources

'There's nothing here which makes any intellectual demands,' he said.

He makes no intellectual demands on the viewer: he aims to seduce, not to challenge.

He meanders along, making no intellectual demands and trying to get by on sincerity and good will.

We badly need a national policy that enables schools to meet the intellectual demands of the 21st century".

It makes no intellectual demands, and it's just what you want after a tough day lecturing on Henry James".

Yet, in each instance, the proposed interpretations have had to come to terms with the spiritual and intellectual demands arising out of the community's experience.

"Reason pushes the viewer back, it assaults him, it demands that he agree or disagree; impression can envelop him, invite him in, without making an intellectual demand. . . .

In Nobbs's writing, the crossword is preposterous: a daily intellectual demand tackled by those whose lives have left them too battered to solve it, and who remain forever compelled to try.

Creating intellectual demand on both sides of UXC.

The goal of the cognitive apprenticeship is to combine the benefits of a traditional apprenticeship such as observing, imitating, and interacting with a field expert with an explicit attention to the intellectual demand of scientific tasks.

In the Party and among the intellectuals demands calling for wider reforms of the Stalinist system were becoming more widespread and intense.