Sentence examples for intellectual flaws from inspiring English sources
Daniel Finkelstein points out some of the intellectual flaws in this approach at Comment Central.
For all that the policy has numerous intellectual flaws, at least it actually works.Whichever party comes to power in 2015, the next parliament is going to require real welfare reform.
This is a learned and illuminating study of fundamentalism among Jews (in Israel), Christians (American Protestants), and Muslims (Sunni Egyptians and Shiite Iranians)....The author...points out that the intellectual flaws of fundamentalist beliefs...frequently betray the message of the faith.
This brings me to the intellectual flaw, or maybe it's a fault just of tone, in Dawkins's otherwise eloquent paean to evolution: he has let himself slip into being as dogmatic as his opponents.
The intellectual flaw in the ad, however, is not that it is racist, either on the surface or inferentially after being filtered through the prism of racialism, but that the person who is being advocated to us as the more reliable phone answerer in fact has no more expertise than Barack Obama in respect of matters likely to be the subject of 3 a.m. phone calls to the White House.
But besides that humongous intellectual flaw in their argument, Egan and Mullin entirely overlook what research into the psychology of risk perception by Paul Slovic and others tells us about why people don't feel deeply worried about climate change.
Of course, both these intellectual traditions are flawed, but Buchanan's attempt to combine the two together makes for a very incoherent brew.
But character flaws of intellectual arrogance and vanity, mingled with despair over the persistence of racism, sometimes made him form dubious alliances -- not only with the Soviets and Chinese but before World War II with the Japanese, on the theory that their imperialism was more humane than the European variety.
This was, of course, because these Western intellectuals knew all the flaws that scar the democratic state, all the weaknesses of democratic culture, all the unkept promises and unmet ideals.
We will have to see whether Bernanke can make the intellectual leap from inevitably flawed inflation indexes to using gold as his guide.
Then, in a 5-3 decinion in March 2017, the Supreme Court found that the test used by the Court of Criminal Appeals to determine intellectual ability was significantly flawed.
