Sentence examples for intellectual intercourse from inspiring English sources
In Muslim Spain, Jews frequently served the government in official capacities and, therefore, not only took an active interest in political affairs but engaged in considerable social and intellectual intercourse with influential circles of the Muslim population.
Whitman seems as interested in sexual intercourse with the world as he is in intellectual intercourse.
The Charter of 1899 included four statements of purpose, including: "To promote such social and intellectual intercourse among its members as shall be desirable and proper, and by such lawful means as to them shall seem best".
Great comedy is about intellectual, sensual intercourse with the audience and having sufficient sensitivity to smell their hunger.
But a letter from 1880 indicates that Edith believed herself to have found with Bahlmann the kind of friendship "which makes itself felt less by personal intercourse, than by those shocks of intellectual sympathy which seem to bridge over silence and space and make two minds as one".
One nice irony was Europe's cultural intercourse with the Arab empire, which brought Europe back into contact with its intellectual roots in classical Greece (and also brought the bonus of an introduction to the Arabs' own achievements in science and the arts).
In a section titled "The Special Enemies of Scholars Are Five: Phlegm, Black Bile, Sexual Intercourse, Gluttony and Sleeping in the Morning," he laid out strict guidelines for a long and healthy intellectual life.
It's social intercourse".
"I want sexual intercourse".
