Sentence examples for intellectually active from inspiring English sources

She was curious, serious and intellectually active.

"It's a great way to deal with a graying population, to keep them intellectually active.

Just keep intellectually active," says Dr. David Caplan, a Harvard Medical School professor of neurology.

In Zambia, and in neighboring Zimbabwe, one of Africa's most literate and intellectually active countries, the restrictions might once have come as a surprise.

She was a model of remaining intellectually active and vital throughout her long life and a great inspiration to all who knew her.

The AARP was founded in 1958 by a retired teacher, Ethel Percy Andrus, with the goal of helping older Americans remain physically and intellectually active by serving others.

(Emma may be intellectually alive and socially active, but she's not a great walker, like Elizabeth Bennett in "Pride and Prejudice").

He remained intellectually very active, and published a much admired study of Kipling in 1978 called Kipling, the Glass, the Shadow and the Fire.

Folks who don't have an active intellectual life become, though the long years of just teaching, less intellectually alive and exciting.

Even in Internet terms that's impressive for an organization that 24 months ago consisted of one man working alone in a walk-in closet and 12 months prior to that was the oddball hobby of an intellectually hyper-active hedge fund analyst.

It was observed that elderly individuals attending a U3A were an intellectually and physically active group as confirmed in studies on their physical activity and ways of spending leisure time.