When I began attending TED it was a private, closed, intellectually intense week of presentations and conversations.
This book included political odes, love poems, comic songs, meditative lyrics, and a variety of intellectually intense but emotionally accessible verse.
His commitment to art and to truth was intense, intellectually rigorous, and clear-hearted — it's unthinkable that his career has come to an end.
His commitment to art and to truth was intense, intellectually rigorous, and clear-hearted— it's unthinkable that his career has come to an end.
I can remember vividly how people responded when I told them I was moving out of one of the most intellectually and culturally intense metropolitan areas in the world and that I'd be a living about a half hour out of the nearest city with only Indian reservation and mountains between.
The "heart," by contrast, is evangelicalism, to be found in America's emotionally intense but intellectually thin revivalists, like George Whitefield before the Revolution and Charles Grandison Finney not long after.
Telling a nearly three-hour story with an ending everyone knows, Bigelow and Boal have managed to craft one of the most intense and intellectually challenging films of the year.
But, in any case, whatever our state of mind life seems for most of our lives an intense occupation keeping busy, competing intellectually, physically, nationally, seeking justice, demanding love, perfecting our institutions.
It is surely Sacks's apprehension of his own physicality in these myriad ways that has synergised with his intense clinical experience to produce some of his most fruitful and intellectually exciting work.
The job is constantly challenging, intellectually and practically, and most people who move into editing find it considerably more intense and exhausting than lab work, especially at first.
Intellectually compatible?
