Sentence examples for intellectual habit from inspiring English sources

To some extent, this kind of angst is related to the intellectual habit that I talk about in my column today.

Yet paradoxically – the French love paradoxes – this holism comes with the equally cherished Gallic intellectual habit of dividing things into two.

But I am wary of being too po-faced about a writer who loved to make fun of the intellectual habit of pigeon-holing.

The pattern shows an intellectual habit of Trump's ethnic essentialism, in which individuals are blurred out in favor of the groups to which they belong.

Since science exists as an intellectual habit in the mind of the knower, the efficient cause of any book of theology is the author who wrote it, Peter Lombard in the case of his Sentences, Bonaventure himself in the case of his commentary.

A virtue-theoretic approach, by contrast, might defend (P2) by claiming not that a particular unjustified belief causes moral harm, but rather that regularly ignoring our epistemic obligations is a bad intellectual habit, and that having a bad intellectual character is a way of having a bad moral character (Zagzebski 1996; Roberts and Wood 2007).

An atheist Justice, by contrast, would have different intellectual habits.

From intellectual habits that Rorty distrusted, Foucault moved on to a belief that Rorty detested.

Put differently, mechanical work has required me to cultivate different intellectual habits.

Is it a stock of relevant knowledge that they lack, or is it a set of intellectual habits?

Like others, Lake was impressed not so much by Obama's policy prescriptions as by his temperament and intellectual habits.