Sentence examples for intellectual problems from inspiring English sources

People felt there were a great many social and intellectual problems that were there for the solving".

But it didn't bother Robinson: the intellectual problems that absorbed her seemed to be best addressed in nonfiction.

The unbelievable only has to be believed when denying it creates more intellectual problems than accepting it.

Turing argues that the search process is central to epistemological and scientific discovery, and important in framing as well as pursuing mathematical, genetic, cultural, and intellectual problems.

Disdaining formal education and a clerical intelligentsia, Friends, not surprisingly, often failed theologically (that is, could not solve some of the intellectual problems of their faith).

We find also that our faculty are much more likely to be engaged, just in the normal course of exploring intellectual problems, with international dimensions of those problems".

That's an intellectual problem.

His embezzlement had begun as a purely intellectual problem.

There is a fundamental intellectual problem for Alex Salmond.

As he points out, this is an intellectual problem with immense practical implications.

According to friends, Clarke is also drawn to the intellectual problem posed by unconscionable crime.