Sentence examples for intellectual traps from inspiring English sources

They are intellectual traps.

He identifies a number of intellectual traps into which even the most levelheaded people can fall.

But the potential intellectual traps are similar for both legal and sociological inquiry into the nature of science.

There's an intellectual trap here.

David Cameron fell straight into the Labour leader's intellectual trap, pointing out that for 13 years Labour did "absolutely nothing about" payday lending.

She found herself in a different kind of intellectual trap: she was living where she could write freely but not use her immersion method.

Mr Nilekani, an intellectual trapped in an entrepreneur's body, seeks to understand India through the "ebb and flow of its ideas" and debates.

He is a frustrated and impoverished intellectual, trapped in a pointless job; he is serious, passionate, and abrasive, and he comprehends, from an estranged distance, the kind of privilege that Zoe takes for granted.

And that was the great intellectual trap that meant we did excuse an awful lot of appalling behaviour on the grounds that it was pushing the necessary buttons to move to the new post-capitalist form of society".

If universities are in the business of providing highly skilled people for the nation, it is a moot point as to why they keep so many of the nation's intellectual elite trapped in short-term postdoctoral appointments.

The tainted items now in the permanent literature and on websites of reputable organizations are an intellectual booby trap for those earnestly seeking to learn.