Sentence examples for intellectual foundations from inspiring English sources

But Swinburne's own religiosity, while it may offer him contentment, is based on rigorous intellectual foundations.

He's continuing the failed policy of austerity, even though its always fragile intellectual foundations have been entirely debunked.

However debonair and erudite he might come off, the intellectual foundations of Mr. Moran's jokes are often predictable and mundane.

He has written about the intellectual foundations of the capital markets and about probability theory in managing risk.

Wittgenstein, Hijab now reflects, destroyed his intellectual foundations, his religious faith and his powers of abstract thought.

He thereby laid the intellectual foundations of a movement that rejected democratic and parliamentary politics in favour of various forms of direct action.

"Revelation replaced investigation," he said, and the intellectual foundation collapsed.

Fadl's previous work, after all, had laid the intellectual foundation for Al Qaeda's murderous acts.

In her own memoirs, Lady Thatcher describes this as a period of intellectual foundation-building.

"The intellectual foundation of the American revolution is right here, in this tomb".

By Lawrence Wright Dr. Fadl had laid the intellectual foundation for Al Qaeda's murderous acts.