You need to be able to clearly and intellectually define why the issue violates some ethical principle (honesty, responsibility, respect, etc).. Collect information.
The band, still led by Jon Langford, may not be making the same intellectually rigorous music that defined it in the mid-eighties, but the sense of exploration remains.
Her nearly 40-year career was defined by intellectually courageous, boundary-defying research and a passion for nurturing new generations of scientific talent.
Instead, it is largely an insistence, congruent with all his work, that the self should not be defined politically, nor even intellectually.
But the mainstream too often seems to be carved up between two conservative parties, led by people who are neither intellectually curious nor shaped by the great technological convulsions that have defined the past 25 years.
"She has defined what it means to be an open-minded, intellectually exuberant, as well as responsible and engaged scholar". Outside of the classroom, Skokowski competes year-round on the varsity cross country and track teams.
The GFP is seen as a bipolar construct with the high end defined as 'altruistic, emotionally stable, agreeable, conscientious, extraverted, and intellectually open, with high levels of well-being, satisfaction with life, self-esteem and emotional intelligence' (Rushton & Irwing, 2009, p. 1091) and the low end defined by social challenge and personality disorder (Rushton & Irwing, 2009).
Psychological health can be addressed in several ways; including psychological wellbeing, which is often defined as a state of being balanced both emotionally and intellectually.
I mention this background because it is impossible to understand the younger Hitchens except as a man who is trying, intellectually and emotionally, to define himself against his brother.
She was then, as now, a real presence -- intellectually alive, vital, engaging, and deeply committed to the welfare of her community, which she defined in broad and inclusive terms.
All too often biology education appears to be defined by trivia an impression that can alienate students from what is an inherently highly personal and intellectually fascinating subject.
