Sentence examples for intellectually bound from inspiring English sources
Since then, the two men have been intellectually "bound at the hip," seldom straying far from computer networking.
And once we acknowledge the powerful attraction of his work, we are morally and intellectually bound to explore what part of that attraction is owed to ideas with a potential for evil.
Being bound emotionally and intellectually to the environment in all its strangeness, beauty and moods, and being secure in the solid house he had saved, gave Glyn strength throughout his creative life.
These two responses are understood to be inextricably bound, so that rejection of the divine sovereign is manifest as denial of God both intellectually and practically.
Intellectually, they may recognise the case for getting our act together; politically, they are both shaped and bound by their own national politics.
Kapuscinski's final book, "Travels With Herodotus," is about the Father of History, a man so bound by his fifth-century-B.C. perception and experience as to appear by modern standards almost intellectually comatose.
Intellectually compatible?
Intellectually voracious.
