Sentence examples for intellectual liveliness from inspiring English sources

If this sort of emotional and intellectual liveliness continues to percolate in our sons as they read, study and travel, our trip to Russia will never end.

Her parents divorced when she was 2. Although her childhood was jumbled -- "I have a bramblebush family," she says, with, all told, six siblings -- it was also distinct for its intellectual liveliness.

In his autobiography, "The Facts," Roth called Chicago "the best place in America... to find intellectual liveliness, and to stand, if not necessarily in rebellious opposition, at least at a heartening distance from the prospering society's engrossment with consuming goods and watching TV".

Therefore, Hedges is compelled to seek refuge in a mythical image of intellectual liveliness that never was: "Intellectual debate, once a characteristic of the country's political discourse, withered" (in the 1920s).

Levin's concern in whether to live in the town or the country was something I could completely relate to; I was at university and enjoying all the liveliness and intellectual life that Cambridge had to offer, but I loved going back to remote Scotland.

This enlightening encyclopedic survey, by a literary critic and philosophy professor, both illustrates and argues for the liveliness of American intellectual life.

His book never loses its liveliness as a travelogue or its intellectual strength.

The visual liveliness of this project is taken by most to be an aesthetic exercise, but in fact it's an intellectual one.

"It gives liveliness".

Their liveliness is still contagious.

Liveliness, beauty, seemed very dangerous.