Sentence examples for intellectually keen from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shaw is considered within the city's political circles to be intellectually keen, although some say his recent comments about inefficiency -- which firefighters vehemently dispute -- demonstrate why he rarely speaks in public.
Dr. Kahneman, as intellectually keen, was gentler, more intuitive, more awkward.
Lawyers and colleagues describe Justice Stein as intellectually keen, personally gracious and, most of all, meticulously prepared.
Pericles 4.5) suggests that Zeno may indeed have visited Athens and read his famous book, as Plato's Parmenides implies, to a group of intellectually keen Athenians.
"Instead of 5,000 keen, intellectually alive, well-read young men who have come here to think out ideas and to learn the ideas of others," he complained about his fellow Harvard students, "I find 5,000 tawdry yokels, yanked from fat farms and snoring small towns, to bellow at ball games".
He becomes more curious, more intellectually rigorous and keener to examine his thoughts and feelings.
But students here are so intellectually curious and so keen to find things out.
