Sentence examples for intellectual makeup from inspiring English sources
When prescribing a treatment, a homeopath must consider the patient's physical, emotional, and intellectual makeup.
Some men, notably Garry Kasparov, the former champion, have suggested that women do not have the psychological makeup (meaning aggressiveness) or intellectual capacity to play high-level chess.
The makeup artist approximated the intellectual's signature gray skunk stripe by combing through a salt-and-pepper wig with a mixture of silver and white cream colors from Make Up For Ever.
Japan made intellectual references in their lyrics, and their fans were makeup-wearing arty types.
The germplasm, or genetic makeup, of corn lines is a valuable form of intellectual property and is carefully guarded by seed companies.
It is hard to know whether women are better at telling stories than propagating ideas (I'm thinking of Susan Orlean, Mary Roach, Karen Abbott), or whether the intellectual audacity required to sell our hypotheses about the world simply isn't in our genetic makeup.
With her air of plain living and high thinking, her long, intelligent face devoid of makeup, and a rather provincial haircut, she looks like a Cambridge don or the wife of a Hampstead intellectual.
