Sentence examples for intellectual searching from inspiring English sources

"I would prefer to describe the look as loyal and, at the same time, of not quite understanding, of a fruitless intellectual searching, such as you often see in a large, noble dog, a St. Bernard".

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Oswald Spengler (29 May 1880 - 8 May 1936) was neither a religious nor secular historian, a position which in our modern bipolar world would in all probability leave most intellectuals searching for a job or even a room "at the Inn".

Sometimes magisterial encouragement of witchcraft prosecutions was related to the intellectual search for the causes of natural disasters that fell short of an explanation more plausible than the casting of spells.

If you look at the entire record of Gene's writing, you will find someone who has an extraordinarily good mind and is engaged in a very honest intellectual search for what the law ought to be".

The man of Faith who fails to pursue intellectual search is likely to have only a limited comprehension of Allah's creation.

What it resembles most closely is a G8 of the mind, a high-powered ideas fest that crosses disciplines and ideas in what the New York Times calls 'three-and-a-half days of intellectual soul searching'.

According to Dawkins, this question had been answered so authoritatively that doubters could be compared to romantic dreamers and intellectual dilettantes searching for perpetual motion machines.

Frustrated by China's inability to reconstitute itself in a modern world as a "powerful state with a strong army," young intellectuals began searching for a variety of non-traditional responses to domestic and external challenges; among these, some turned toward Legalism.

He recalls that he read James Baldwin, Ralph Ellison, Langston Hughes, Richard Wright and W. E. B. Du Bois when he was an adolescent in an effort to come to terms with his racial identity and that later, during an ascetic phase in college, he immersed himself in the works of thinkers like Nietzsche and St. Augustine in a spiritual-intellectual search to figure out what he truly believed.

Eliot urges listeners to cut the young, searching intellectual "some slack," guessing that he wrote pretentious love letters while watching football games.