"intellectually inspired" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone or something that has been motivated to do or create something due to a mental or intellectual realization. For example: The professor was intellectually inspired to find a solution to the problem.
"We're intellectually inspired by the ideas that hold all his things together: coming-of-age stories, and the idea that first love is shattering for how you see the world," says Warmsley.
There is no system in place to filter down people you are both physically attracted to and intellectually inspired by.
The company was intellectually inspired by On Bullshit, a 16-page essay by Harry Frankfurt of Princeton University, which, in both the dry style of academia and sly tone of someone who knows he's writing a major paper about "bullshit," shrewdly analyzes the intricate concept.
The company was intellectually inspired by On Bullshit, a 16-page essay by Harry Frankfurt of Princeton University which, in both the dry style of academia and sly tone of someone who knows they're writing a major paper about "bullshit," shrewdly analyzes the intricate concept of bullshit.
More than anything else, it resembles an intellectually inspired but somewhat disorganized professor's medical school lecture, which would probably be more fun to hear in person than to read.
"This book is very special -- it leaves you with a feeling of being intellectually curious and inspired by everything around you and by all the marvellous feats that our species has accomplished", said Professor Nicky Clayton FRS, Chair of the judges.
It would have to be, because what we understand intellectually does not inspire narrative.
It is his intellectually-inspired passion but it is also personally inspired.
"We accept our thing-ness intellectually," he said of these works, inspired by his 1963 visit with Hujar to the catacombs of Sicily, "but the emotional acceptance of it can be a joy".
It is clear, though, that Braille literacy has been waning for some time, even among the most intellectually capable, and the report has inspired a fervent movement to change the way blind people read.
By the time the film programmers and scholars Ed Halter and Thomas Beard founded the Greenpoint movie venue Light Industry, in 2008, that place was long gone, as were so many of the revival houses that inspired their modest-looking but intellectually huge enterprise.
