Sentence examples for intellectual expedition from inspiring English sources
Since admitting at a congressional hearing in October, 2008, that he had "found a flaw" in his free-market ideology, he has apparently been engaged in an intellectual expedition to chart the outlines and extent of this fault.
Galison surrounds this central intellectual adventure with many other expeditions into the unknown, intellectual and physical, rescued from the archives.
"Inside it was her marriage license, as well as her parents' wedding license," said David Galusha, a conservator for Premier Exhibition, the Atlanta-based company that sold the Titanic relics, along with the video archives of its salvage expeditions and the intellectual rights to create objects using the R.M.S. Titanic "brand".
In early 1890 he suddenly sought relief from the irritations of urban intellectual life by undertaking a one-man sociological expedition to a remote island, Sakhalin.
His restless mind and wanderlust led him on expeditions to the Amazon and Borneo, and, on the far intellectual frontier, to explorations of eyeless sight, clairvoyance, telepathy and the spoon-bending demonstrations of Uri Geller.
Although science lay behind the early expeditions of which Fuchs was a member, experience and triumph over difficulties - both physical and intellectual - were of greater importance to him.
Describes the tumultuous expedition.
Tells about the expedition.
Describes the expedition.
