Sentence examples for intellectual problems of from inspiring English sources

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).

The one genre in which Erasmus wrote no works at all was philosophy, though he often cited ancient philosophers and dealt (normally in a non-philosophical way) with several intellectual problems of interest to philosophers.

Once he had set up Liber, he offered writers and scholars the opportunity of writing about intellectual problems that were of general concern - he published a short poem by Harold Pinter on the Gulf war.

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".

In the present study, this measure of reasoning was used to identify children with intellectual problems.

She had no intellectual problems or movement disorder.

To me it's a massive intellectual problem in allocation of resources.

It's war, but it's a kind of intellectual problem.

Nevertheless, the problem was, of course, an intellectual problem, and the solution offered claimed to be true, not simply comforting.

The intellectual problem, however, is that the direction of the effects differs among "minority" groups.

That's an intellectual problem.