Sentence examples for intellectual views from inspiring English sources

He already held unorthodox intellectual views.

Once in power, he warns, Islamists would reject democracy, oppose other theological and intellectual views, restrict rights for women and religious minorities, ruin the economies of their countries and oppose Israel, world Jewry, the United States and the West.

He was the first classical author to write a doxography, a compendium of a variety of intellectual views.

According to The Atlantic, there were movies like "Annie Hall" and "The Graduate," which took slightly more intellectual views of love and had these bittersweet, potentially unsatisfying endings.

KB drafted the manuscript and all authors then read the draft critically, all contributed with important intellectual views to the content and approved the final draft.

The emotion is there, plus an extraordinary intellectual view.

The MTV2 viewer, Mr. Freston said, has "an intellectual view of music".

"His intellectual view is a lot more accessible to younger architects coming out," Gehry says.

The prevailing intellectual view of California is of a civilization sustained by a lie.

My own leans towards a more intellectual view: tap dancing not just for the sake of entertainment, but to educate and spark emotion.

And no less a judge than William Archer, the exacting Scottish literary critic and translator of Ibsen, wrote, "Altogether 'The New York Idea' is, from the intellectual view, the most remarkable piece of work I have encountered in America".