Sentence examples for intellectual that it from inspiring English sources

The discussion is so "intellectual" that it calls for no illustrations whatsoever.

Mr. Pregnant describes his work as satire, couching his arguments in rhetoric so thick and intellectual that it's sometimes hard to figure out what the hell he's actually talking about.

BlackBerry says that the Typo Keyboard violates its intellectual property rights, and that it will protect those rights from "blatant copying and infringement".

Because, while Pantone claims Minion Yellow "projects playfulness and warmth and is suggestive of intellectual curiosity," it turns out that intellectual property might be the real value its colour embodies.

Academics who enjoy similar job security in the United States justify tenure on the grounds that it protects intellectual freedom and comes with peer recognition of proven professional accomplishment.

Living, as we do, in the long wake of the industrial revolution, this seems such an odd argument that it is difficult to believe that intellectuals ever put it forward seriously.

Frequently, there is a sense among defecting intellectuals that it's not just the party that has let them down.

Indeed, positivism became so influential and widely accepted by intellectuals that it became the official state philosophy of several nations.

I read the other day that faith is "much deeper than intellectual agreement with facts" in that it "affects the desires of one's heart".

Picking Mr Ryan gives the Romney candidacy an intellectual definition that it had previously lacked.

It's a mark of the script's intellectual confidence that it sees the counter-argument, and voices it.