She has never made an intellectual remark in her life.
I am used to celebrities with a half-thorough knowledge of politics to make foolish pseudo-intellectual remarks to spark controversy.
"Intellectual Property Rights", Remarks at Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Economic Summit, Stanford, California, February 27 , 2004.CarlaHesse.
The take-away quotation from the session was his remark that as each new Supreme Court term began, he prepared himself to undergo "sort of an annual intellectual lobotomy" — a remark that, out of context, seemed baffling and oddly alienated.
His principal props were Ernest Bevin, a pragmatic trade unionist who had made his mark during the war as an energetic labour minister, Labour stalwart Hugh Dalton, and Stafford Cripps, an aloof intellectual (Churchilll once remarked of him: "There but for the grace of God, goes God").
In a press conference to commence the meeting, Chávez made reference to the intellectual's work, remarking "Hegemony or survival; we opt for survival", before comparing Chomsky's thesis with the concept of "Socialism or Barbarism" advocated by German Marxist Rosa Luxemburg in the early 20th century.
Descriptions of Maxwell remark upon his remarkable intellectual qualities being matched by social awkwardness.
These are real intellectual problems, as Rogers remarks, and while "it is easy to see the characters' naïveté... Baum also raises doubts about definitions conventionally accepted as adequate".
As his remarks about intellectual empathy suggest (1903b/05), he regards our recognition of all mental activities insofar as they are activities requiring human effort as being based on empathy or on inner imitation (See also the introductory chapter in Stueber 2006).
Both authors quote Rothbard's remark that intellectual and "temperamental" differences between races are "self-evident".
