Sentence examples for intellectual miles from inspiring English sources
Which makes sense, as she's several millions of intellectual miles away from all the people for whom economic issues even exist.
"By the end, they are speaking with enormous precision and passion, and intellectual rigor miles superior to the work that landed them in trouble in the first place.
Snowden wrote "with enormous precision and passion, and intellectual rigour miles superior to" to the intellect of the hacks in America who would prefer to think of him as nothing more than a "high school dropout".
Keep your intellectual horizons a mile wide, and an inch deep.
His last two films may suggest Egoyan's cinema is becoming more humanistic, less distinctively intellectual - they're miles from the perverse jigsaws of The Adjuster and Exotica.
Their careless sense of superiority is both appalling and fascinating to the half-German Schlegel siblings, who belong to an intellectual bourgeoisie not a million miles from the Bloomsbury group.
This was, I guess, miles beyond the intellectual grasp of lawmakers, who are now today basically yawping at each other in dumbfoundment, "People mad! Planes be all hurty!
Fez, about 38 miles from Meknes, is a cultural, intellectual and religious center.
Alfred Lord Tennyson and Robert Browning, English poets who shared the intellectual and spiritual concerns of the Victorian age, are miles apart in their prosodies.
"The fact that Sinovel has exported stolen American intellectual property from China back into the United States — less than 40 miles from our global headquarters — shows not only a blatant disrespect for intellectual property but a disregard for international trade law," he said.
