Sentence examples for intellectual underpinning from inspiring English sources

The movement had its own intellectual underpinning.

That insight formed the intellectual underpinning for the series.

If this kind of thinking is your cup of tea, it now has intellectual underpinning.

It was, he asserted, the ultimate irony that she had become the intellectual underpinning for Disneyland.

The intellectual underpinning has been laid on wages and wealth distribution.

And for all their intellectual underpinning, the works as a whole carry an emotional heft rare in today's art world.

9.01pm: The Economist bemoans the fact that – unlike in 1979 and 1997 – there is no big intellectual argument underpinning an election that may usher in a significant change of governemnt: There are no key books that politicians can point to that signify a significant shift in the spirit of the age, and that must be particularly disappointing for the Tories.

Her conversation is warm and enthusiastic, but stiffened by lightly carried intellectual rigour, underpinned by a kind of involuntary honesty.

Part of the problem is that bemused US politicians, analysts and commentators persist in trying to discern some kind of consistent intellectual or ideological underpinning to Trump's maverick behaviour.

If globalisation is to survive, it will need a new intellectual consensus to underpin it.

The intellectual themes that underpin our research are: computational mechanics, high performance computing, and applied mathematics.