Sentence examples for intellectual effects from inspiring English sources

Technological backwardness, sheer incompetence, the intellectual effects of decades of self-imposed isolation — all possible.

From our position, it is easier to understand the practical improvements in their lives away from Virginia than it is to calibrate the emotional and intellectual effects of their newfound freedom.

For philosophers studying the intellectual effects and belief systems of religions, the opportunity to critique and correct sexist and patriarchal constructions in this field is as ample as it is urgent, given the presence of gender ideology in all known religions.

For instance, Simone de Beauvoir famously claimed that one is not born, but rather becomes a woman, and that "social discrimination produces in women moral and intellectual effects so profound that they appear to be caused by nature" (Beauvoir 1972 [original 1949], 18; for more, see the entry on Simone de Beauvoir).

But in terms of the intellectual effects, as TV has gotten better, so has the experience of watching it.

While initial studies of the cognitive effects following lead exposure focused on overall cognitive or intellectual effects, more recent research suggests the importance of examining domain-specific effects following lead exposure.

And while most defacements simply contain semiliterate bragging, the hacktivists aim for a more intellectual effect.

Here is important news: MindManager's intellectual effect seems the opposite of PowerPoint's.

Two Euclidians toy with conventions of Modernism to dryly intellectual effect.

This English sculptor and writer combines Minimalism and interior design to suave but dryly intellectual effect.

The works, edited and composed to powerful aesthetic as well as intellectual effect, resonate with tensions of political power and individual freedom.