Sentence examples for intellectual territory from inspiring English sources

Environmental historians worry about the world around them, as well as the past: it comes with the intellectual territory.

She replies: "And so will yours, when you have amassed as much intellectual territory as I have.

If "Inverted Utopias" accomplished nothing else, it would irrefutably demonstrate the sheer breadth of formal and intellectual territory covered by traditional modes of political art.

In linguistic terms it's a future anterior: 'That which will have happened.'" This is the intellectual territory in which Forsythe is presently encamped, and it's a demanding place.

Several candidates have noted its inability to persuade on welfare and immigration (issues that the party may try to seize from the coalition, just as Mr Cameron raided Labour's intellectual territory and Mr Blair invaded his Tory predecessors').

Writing in the journal Nature in 2006, Dr. Orgel reflected on his quest to comprehend the 4.5 billion years of life on Earth, a history that he described as "chaotic intellectual territory".

In theory the Internet, along with its kindred advances, should expand our horizons, speeding us to aesthetic and intellectual territories we haven't charted before.

As Said himself puts it, "I study orientalism as a dynamic exchange between individual authors and the large political concerns shaped by the three great empires (British, French, American), in whose intellectual and imaginative territory the writing was produced".

… Each fief has an intellectual or administrative territory over which he or she reigns".

Few people have covered more intellectual and physical territory than Ray Bradbury, author of 58 books, including Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, The Illustrated Man and other required reading for modern civilization, both domestic and extraterrestrial.

Like the feudal domains that the word originally denoted, this arrangement gives PIs "an intellectual or administrative territory" in which they can "do pretty much whatever they want so long as they do not stray too far into some other fief's territory," the report says.