Sentence examples for intellectually dynamic from inspiring English sources

Another influence has been the emergence of software design as an intellectually dynamic medium in which design and production are controlled by the same person.

And despite his misgivings, Kauffer's vision of graphic design as an intellectually dynamic medium proved to be as influential in postwar America as it had been in Britain.

Disillusioned with the Modernist principles of their predecessors and postwar consumerism, they strove to devise new forms of design practice, which were intellectually dynamic, politically inclusive and environmentally responsible.

Still, for all its problems, "The Immortalization Commission" is a fascinating piece of intellectual history, exploring the intersection of science, religion, mysticism and a kind of philosophical curiosity that made the early 20th century so much more intellectually dynamic, so much more open-minded and eclectic, so much more magical than either philosophy or science is today.

In the 2009 there were a lot of intellectually brilliant, dynamic personalities, like Larry Summers, in the White House.

Edith was none too bright, not intellectually, anyway, which, in the dynamic of the show was the one thing about her that invited Archie's outward scorn.

"We want to be the most dynamic place to be, intellectually and academically".

He was as much an extrovert as Kepes was an introvert, but they were both so driven and intellectually inquisitive that they forged a dynamic, if occasionally explosive partnership.

San Francisco is like a playground for intellectually curious grads, from the legendary City Lights Bookstore to its dynamic Chinatown.

The old-timers will tell you that intellectually the present staff is the best that the News ever had, but that it is static rather than dynamic.

Intellectually compatible?