Sentence examples for intellectually easy from inspiring English sources

The line between "commercial speech," and the kind of speech that those who drafted the First Amendment had in mind may not be a technically or intellectually easy one to draw, but it surely produced far fewer problems than has the development of judicial doctrine in this area since Virginia Pharmacy Board.

I want to reject its existence, boogie away from the idea that feminism is anything but obvious, natural, just hysterically intellectually easy and available.

But learning the lessons intellectually is the easy part.

This kind of shift to specifics would not be intellectually or politically easy, because it requires priority setting and chain thinking about local connections and consequences; but the shift is attractive because it sidesteps the absurdities of the ranking game.

It is too easy and intellectually lazy.

Is it not, intellectually regarded, a very easy subject compared with the higher branches of philosophy and pure science?

However, implementing those beliefs is not as easy as intellectually understanding the concepts behind them.

She says, "It gives me, intellectually and ideologically, an easier position to say, 'Listen, we are the party for the individuals, and Muslim women who are individuals.' " The predicament of individual Muslim women has become a public concern in the Netherlands.

Intellectually we find matter easier to visualize, to touch, and describe.

He is so intellectually formidable that it is easy to forget he has a wild side, which came out here.

Adolescence wasn&apos t easy for an intellectually precocious boy with few social skills or athletic interests to help him blend in with his small-town peers.