Sentence examples for intellectually competitive from inspiring English sources

The past 25 years have seen him install parade floats and fan art in galleries, set brass bands playing acid house and revealed the British Library's intellectually competitive obscene toilet graffiti.

But what we've done over time is develop a small initiative, in terms of places like [NASA's] Goddard [Space Flight Center], but one that is capable of doing fundamental work and is intellectually competitive with any institution in the world.

They are less reserved about being intellectually competitive in ways that might offend their colleagues.

She writes, "Until I met Martin, I thought that Freddie was the most intellectually — and sexually — competitive man on earth.

We need to know that at your rawest form, you're smart, driven, intellectually curious and competitive.

"Annette's 14-year career with the group has been remarkable," she said, "acted out in the very competitive, fast-moving and intellectually demanding world of international science and medical research".

Intellectually there was no competition.

Greater rewards are going to the intellectually curious as industries become more complex, competitive and knowledge-intensive.

It was fun, intellectually absorbing some of the time, always competitive and largely divorced from the real world.

And it was served by the most unlikely of antagonists, a former college-football coach, competitive weight lifter and author of dense, intellectually robust 500-page books of American history: John M. Barry.

And once I've got a PhD, would I need to spend additional years in academia doing a postdoc to become competitive?Ideally I would like a 40-hour-a-week job that will be intellectually satisfying.