Sentence examples for intellectual discoveries from inspiring English sources

Stott persuasively conveys the uncanny world of waking dream in which intellectual discoveries are sometimes made.

We can't anticipate what intellectual discoveries will become essential answers to the public's future questions.

Religious enlightenment and a transforming education are entwined for Wheatley, with no suggestion of a rift between moral and intellectual discoveries.

At a progressive institution, a teacher develops a curriculum but urges students to treat it as a staging ground for their own intellectual discoveries, often through hands-on activities and group work.

Whitehead attributes this idea to Plato's later thought, in the Sophist and the Timaeus, and calls it, "one of the greatest intellectual discoveries in the history of religion" (Whitehead 1933, 213; ch. X, sec. III).

He did not achieve the intellectual discoveries of Mises, Hayek, Friedman, and Rand.

His post-minimalist, asymmetric rhythms suggest the excitement of intellectual discovery.

It combines powerfully felt personal experience with a tremendous sense of intellectual discovery.

Her biographies span art, literature and science, and together they map a route of rigorous but evidently gleeful intellectual discovery.

If adolescence is a period of great intellectual discovery for orangutans, it is also a time of acute vulnerability.

Some ask whether Stanford has struck the right balance between commerce and learning, between the acquisition of skills to make it and intellectual discovery for its own sake.