Sentence examples for intellectually focused from inspiring English sources

You can only hope that you will be as sharp and intellectually focused as former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens when you're 90 years old.

In this way, as formalism lost its sway among art critics, art writing became, from the 1970s on, less "literary"—essayistic and informal and more doctrinaire and intellectually focused.

In many ways, the beatification underscores how Benedict, a bookish yet never predictable pope whose papacy has been racked by crises and is intellectually focused on Europe, still derives much of his light and heat from his telegenic, globe-trotting predecessor.

For example, if the Indian government could set up yoga institutes around the world--without the constant fear of stepping on secular toes--there could be a more intellectually focused, and socially progressive direction given to the yoga phenomenon worldwide.

As such, I find the largest problem in teaching a class like Linguistics 110 is keeping the intellectually split student body focused, interested, and comprehending the material at hand.

The "drug" part of an intoxicant has long been a taboo in scholarly criticism you'll never spot a wine writer going long on the giddiness brought forth by a glass of Merlot but Browne understands why people smoke marijuana, and it would be intellectually dishonest to focus exclusively on the welcoming smell or the tasteful contours of the bud.

The Balenciaga show was so focused and so intellectually brilliant that it took your breath away.

Third, papers were also excluded if institutionalization of older adults, children or intellectually disabled were examined, since the review focused on the concept of institutionalization for the core group of patients of working age.

Another piece focused on white privilege, the gap between intellectually understanding that privilege exists, and admitting that you have personally benefited from a system of racial inequality.

Much of this campaign has justifiably been focused on how unprepared Trump is emotionally and intellectually for the challenge of the presidency.

Measures focused on self-reported: Sense of belonging, both intellectually and socially: This was assessed in respondents' 1) graduate research groups, 2) graduate departments, and 3) postdoctoral research groups.