And while I was more than ready intellectually, and I turned out all right in the end, I regretted missing out on all the things that make that senior year so special, and that help students grow emotionally: the senior prom, the senior trip, the camaraderie and wonder of being the big kids of the school.
Even officials who acknowledge a vital threat intellectually may not be ready to act upon such beliefs at great cost or at high risk".
The CUNY program raises a question that law schools are increasingly grappling with: Why are their students, after three years of intellectually demanding training, not ready to practice as soon as they pass a bar exam?
Perhaps this is telling us that while many of us are happy to take advantage of free high-quality learning resources to advance ourselves intellectually, we are only ready to pay for learning if we can see a direct financial or professional benefit in doing so.
I have no special command of the landscape, so correct me if I'm wrong, but fully-grown, intellectually coherent political-economic solutions, ready for instant harvesting, look to me to be nonexistent.
Other times, in my mind I defended such a condition as morally and intellectually superior my life was open and ready and free but that did not make it any less lonely.
Other times, in my mind I defended such a condition as morally and intellectually superior — my life was open and ready and free — but that did not make it any less lonely.
Ready to master the experience intellectually — "Waiting," she writes, "was not playing to my skill set, which was about pushing, achieving" — she seeks metaphors in myth, philosophy, literature, theology.
There was ready recognition of the potential transmission risk for intellectually disabled people of both sexes, whose lack of inhibitions, awareness and capacity to communicate make them 'soft targets.' A women who is old, age-wise, but remains childish in her behaviour because of her mental abnormality... people take advantage of her mental disability.
