Sentence examples for intellectually dramatic from inspiring English sources
The Lincoln-Douglas debates were intellectually dramatic.
Unlike the flamenco touches in "Ainadamar," these intellectually gratifying references carried with them no dramatic specificity or strong emotional charge.
Even though our talks were sometimes quite dramatic and more than lively, I found them intellectually stimulating and admired her deliberate approach to all subjects, her thoughtfulness and her ability to stand her ground – stubbornly but persuasively.
REBECCA MEAD: It would take a greater expert than me to answer this one, but I can certainly say from personal experience of both systems that the knowledge of how much a class is costing — and how high that price is — makes a dramatic difference to the way in which one metabolizes it intellectually.
In this dramatic situation the church needs a pope who's not living intellectually in the Middle Ages, who doesn't champion any kind of medieval theology, liturgy or church constitution.
Intellectually compatible?
Intellectually voracious.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
He is intellectually gifted.
