Sentence examples for intellectual questions from inspiring English sources
'intellectual questions' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you want to refer to questions that require thought and insight. For example: The teacher posed several intellectual questions to her students.
The settlements, he said, "raise some fascinating intellectual questions".
For them, his wishes are not, and never were, abstract intellectual questions.
As the Jewish philosopher and liberal reformer Hermann Cohen once put it, "In all intellectual questions of religion we think and feel ourselves in a Protestant spirit".
There are numerous baffling interviews — "I am sorry, I need the interprete, I cannot understand your American accent" — in which dowdy matrons in lavender linen ask highly intellectual questions about Homer, Joyce, and quantum physics.
These are some of the most ambitious intellectual questions humans have set themselves and it could be very powerful to allow ourselves to be amazed by these new kinds of knowledge.
CMC is a separate area of research and design, with interesting intellectual questions to answer.
This same antielitism is haunting every large intellectual question today.
He asked a very good, very intellectual question.
I don't start writing with a theme or an intellectual question in mind.
In any case, the substantive intellectual question is whether it is a good idea to reduce capital-gains taxes, either a little or a lot.
Obviously, a myth such as this one functions as an explanation, but the narrative form distinguishes it from a straightforward answer to an intellectual question about causes.
