Sentence examples for intellectually grounded from inspiring English sources

This sense of isolation led to the formation of the Caribbean Artists Movement (Cam), intellectually grounded to a large extent in Hall's radical sociopolitical analyses.

That includes psychologically direct songs, which make up a less acknowledged part of Odd Future's catalog, and also the extreme ones, which aren't thought-through, intellectually grounded gore, but emotionally pungent slapstick horror.

Jeffrey J. Kripal, chairman of Rice University's department of religious studies and author of "Esalen: America and the Religion of No Religions," said in an interview that the human potential movement that was significantly shaped by Esalen was more intellectually grounded than the hippie culture of a few years later.

Grouped in categories like "Faces," "The South," "The North," "Labor," "Religion," "Recreation" and "War," it is a nice if rather bland introduction to the work of African-American artists of the era, but it cries out to be seen in conjunction with the quirkier, more intellectually grounded show at the Studio Museum.

This was intellectually grounded, and has become an accepted part of the armoury of measures for reducing crime.

She has been strategically dexterous, intellectually skilled and tactically grounded, pitching her arguments to exactly the right blend of potential support in Scotland.

Evangelicalism at its best seeks a biblically grounded expression of Christianity that is intellectually engaged, humble and forward-looking.

International comparisons of student achievement are generating renewed interest in the academic underperformance of intellectually gifted students, however, government responses to this problem are seldom grounded in empirical research evidence.

This lets us know where we are, intellectually: on tendentious ground, where words wobble.

"The Bat Man of Mexico," which aired last year in the United Kingdom as part of BBC Two's "Natural World" series, covers serious ground, intellectually, geographically, and scientifically, and is narrated by the father of nature filmmaking, David Attenborough.

Glenn Prickett, who is a senior vice-president at Conservation International and a friend of Friedman's, recently said that, in his view, "Hot, Flat, and Crowded" breaks new ground intellectually, "but, honestly, just by having written it, he's effective.