Sentence examples for intellectual needs from inspiring English sources

What aesthetic, social and intellectual needs do beliefs serve in their time?

Why can good parents not take time to tend to their own intellectual needs?

Sigmund Freud, Friedrich Nietzsche, Virginia Woolf and Rudolf Steiner all had their followings; their popularity casts revealing light on the cultural and intellectual needs of the time.

The more he analyses it, the more he realises that what he is doing is something specific to his emotional as well as his aesthetic and intellectual needs.

For centuries, marriage was viewed as an economic and social institution, and the emotional and intellectual needs of the spouses were secondary to the survival of the marriage itself.

She: Once she had faced her scare with Huntington's disease, she saw her emotional and intellectual needs were not being met in the relationship, and it seemed to be getting worse.

For Adams, this was an animal and not an intellectual need.

Her two years there seem to have satisfied more of a social than an intellectual need.

And the intellectual need for an alternative set of institutions is itself far less apparent than it was.

The intellectual need for there to be multidisciplinary research will not go away and that will put tremendous pressure on universities to ensure that the financial resources are there".

Noble got a job in this new USGS group, which she says satisfied her intellectual need to play a role in shaping a new field, combined her love of physics and oceans, and kept her close to coasts and opportunities to pursue her love of water sports.