Sentence examples similar to intellectually comprehensive from inspiring English sources
In 213 BCE, after heated court debates, Li Si launched a comprehensive assault on "private learning," which he identified as intellectually divisive and politically subversive.
"Frantz Fanon" is the first comprehensive biography in three decades; it is also the best, the most intellectually rigorous and the most judicious.
Intellectually, they might know digital is changing everything, but most of them haven't developed a comprehensive strategy to protect TV from the same fate that has befallen the publishing and recording industries.
The reaction was intellectually passive: politicians and planners simply planned larger and larger urbanized areas conjointly by transferring authority from the grassroots to some comprehensive regional government.
Intellectually compatible?
Intellectually voracious.
He is intellectually gifted.
She challenged me intellectually.
Intellectually, he accepts it.
