Sentence examples for intellectual works from inspiring English sources

And while by definition every intellectual works in the realm of theory, this eclectic approach makes her writing surprisingly accessible.

"The two biggest problems since then for properly rendering intellectual works have been tables and mathematics," Mr. Mischo said.

Is it right that adults now go to see cartoons at the cinema on their own instead of supporting more realistic, intellectual works?

Copyright Act of 1790, law enacted in 1790 by the U.S. Congress to establish rules of copyright for intellectual works created by citizens and legal residents of the United States.

And what's surprising (though it's already a familiar state of affairs) is that the films of Godard, among the most deeply and radically intellectual works in the history of cinema, should also be to this day enduring style statements.

Dr Murray said: "Glasgow's Boethius manuscript allows a fresh understanding of Scotland's early responses to key intellectual works in the Middle Ages and provides a snapshot of how Scotland's literary culture as we now know it first began to emerge and develop.

"But it's not an intellectual work.

Intellectual work was sexual for her; men rewarded it.

And not some dry intellectual work of conceptual art, either.

I think it is possible to find some intellectual work".

"I wish to deny the effectiveness of intellectual work.