Sentence examples for intellectually difficult from inspiring English sources

Both blacks and whites subtly try to get a white partner when asked to team up to do an intellectually difficult task.

"It's intellectually pretty difficult," Mr. Frank said.

This realization was a truly formative one because, for Darwin, the adoption of the corollary belief in the "transmutation of species" was fundamental to everything that was to follow, and it was emotionally as well as intellectually a difficult transition for him to make.

One participant talks about social workers who cry because it is intellectually so difficult to understand why they need to initiate forced tube feeding.

Difficult, not just in the sense of intellectually demanding, but difficult as in hard to sit through, long and slow-moving and potentially very boring.

Nixon was impressed with you, but you once described him as "intellectually insecure" and "difficult to deal with".

"It wasn't that difficult intellectually," Judge Lee said at a 1 a.m. press conference today after a 15-hour day of vote counting.

In many ways, the talky, rambling, complex Mass Effect was a throwback to the era of the original computer RPGs and text-based adventures – difficult, intellectually challenging, conceived by and for adults.

Modernism was formally difficult and intellectually challenging.

He met with many of the families and spoke around the country about how intellectually challenging and emotionally difficult the assignment became.

Playing a dried-up artist must be a difficult but intellectually powerful experience for an actor, who has to embody a lack of inspiration while remaining creative and vibrant himself.