Sentence examples for intellectually serious from inspiring English sources
"It's difficult for him to find other kids who are as intellectually serious as he is".
This would be a big, intellectually serious agenda, designed to address a big problem.
The culture wars produced some intellectually serious books because there were principles involved.
He's an intellectually serious historian who knows how to tell war stories.
This is not to say that existentialists — particularly Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir — are not intellectually serious thinkers.
Helprin acknowledges the peculiarity of arguing with anonymous commenters rather than training his fire on more intellectually serious targets.
Professor George, a noted social conservative, said that Mr. Cruz stood out even among his Ivy League peers as "intellectually and morally serious," writing his thesis on the separation of powers.
The youngest of three children, Eliot was sent off to Horace Mann, a private school consisting back then almost entirely of terribly serious, intellectually combative well-to-do Jewish boys like himself.
On that single occasion, a dinner in Princeton University's faculty club, following a Hobsbawm lecture, he came across as refreshingly serious — intellectually curious and politically engaged — yet un-full of himself.
Considering his background as a punk peacock, Hill is surprisingly serious and intellectually introspective.
She was the most economically and socially deprived but also the most morally serious and intellectually sophisticated of all the 17-year-olds whom you featured.
