Sentence examples for intellectually disciplined from inspiring English sources

Hence, the aggregate of their acts amounts to something well short of coherent, intellectually disciplined discourse.

The officer, Max Aue, a lawyer in civilian life, presents himself as a cultivated man; a Nazi by conviction rather than expedience, intellectually scrupulous, highly disciplined but also sensitive (the mass killings he observes and helps to organise sicken him to the point of repeated breakdown, even as he constantly affirms, explains and re-explains his belief in their necessity).

Though his approach is no longer widely endorsed, it had great influence on subsequent art historians and helped establish art history as an intellectually rigorous discipline of modern scholarship.

Because these intellectually distinct disciplines show similar trends, Clauset observes, "my feeling is that these results will generalize to other fields".

As early-career researchers, PhD students, those who are being disciplined by the careers that they have invested in economically, socially and intellectually throughout their entire life, what we need is academic courage.

Be disciplined.

Secondly, the university as a true learning organisation is also one that challenges intellectually across the disciplines.

Disciplining kids.

Besides, austerity was morally and intellectually defeated, so fiscal discipline was no longer an electoral obstacle.

He had what no one else did, the necessary combination of vision, tireless energy and Machiavellian wit to make criminology an intellectually and politically respectable discipline.

Another lecture took place in March of this year, this time an overly critical look at feminist studies by Janice Fiamengo in which she described the discipline as "intellectually incoherent and dishonest".