Sentence examples for intellectually sophisticated from inspiring English sources

They know he is intellectually sophisticated.

Julie was the consummate New Yorker well educated, intellectually sophisticated, cultured and wickedly witty.

At this point, one of the platoon's more intellectually sophisticated members speaks up.

We want our books to be more accessible, more emotionally and intellectually sophisticated.

The cases intellectually sophisticated religious believers make are in fact similar to those that intellectually sophisticated thinkers (believers or not) make for their views about controversial political policies, ethical decisions or even speculative scientific theories.

Traditionally, they have won prestige and, to a limited extent, promotion by delivering long, wordy but intellectually sophisticated written judgments.

Over the years, Clark's defenders have tended to accuse his critics of being hidebound or intellectually less sophisticated.

Although their surreal impulse can be linked to other British entertainments of the time, such as "The Goon Show," the Pythons were intellectually more sophisticated than their predecessors — at once wildly slapstick and wildly referential, which was the essence of their humor.

In essence, the process of objectification occurs because the need to eliminate error that is built-into the concept of knowledge becomes 'stretched' to accommodate increasingly demanding error-possibilities as we become intellectually more sophisticated.

It is a more basic sense of worth that enables an individual to develop the intellectually more sophisticated forms, a precondition for being able to take one's qualities or the fact that one is a person as grounds of positive self-worth.

He had little time for sophisticated, intellectually abstruse art in the High Renaissance or Mannerist vein.