Sentence examples for intellectual kind from inspiring English sources
"We sought diversity — the intellectual kind," Wood and Thorne write.
"We had a certain connection, an intellectual kind of connection," Mr. Matney said.
It's important to clarify that Spinoza isn't talking here about a narrowly intellectual kind of reason.
By the early two-thousands, Prince's skin-bearing early dress had changed to a more intellectual kind of drag.
FOR those who got burned investing in bricks and mortar, it may be time for a punt on property of a more intellectual kind.
What they do show is "openness to experience", reflecting an interest in exploration generally (eg travel, new experiences, even risky behaviour), not just that of the intellectual kind.
Aristotle maintains that various kinds of souls, nutritive, perceptual, and intellectual, form a kind of hierarchy.
She says, "I had imagined him as this old, tall, very intellectual, cold, godlike kind of writer, and then I see this young, vibrant kind of street urchin.
Intellectual, wise and kind.
At one massive stroke, Niall Ferguson has transformed this dismal intellectual landscape, a kind of Flanders of the mind.
Le Séminaire became a nodal Parisian intellectual institution, a kind of hub attracting some of the brightest stars of the post-War French cultural firmament.
