Sentence examples for intellectually stable from inspiring English sources

We tend to think of ourselves as intellectually stable, the oaken pile of principle driven reassuringly deep into the ground.

It is an iconic commodity both emotionally as jewellery and intellectually as a stable investment, and has long been a guiding point for commodity inflation.

And though many librarians say that they, like nurses or priests, are called to the profession, they also say the job is stable, intellectually stimulating and can have reasonable hours — perfect for creative types who want to pursue their passions outside of work and don't want to finance their pursuits by waiting tables.

Be intellectually and emotionally stable.

Perhaps there should be a test to see who is mentally stable and intellectually astute enough to hold a political office.

Past the midpoint of the book, Gottlieb has winnowed her list down to just three traits: "intellectually curious, kid-friendly, and financially stable".

The GFP is seen as a bipolar construct with the high end defined as 'altruistic, emotionally stable, agreeable, conscientious, extraverted, and intellectually open, with high levels of well-being, satisfaction with life, self-esteem and emotional intelligence' (Rushton & Irwing, 2009, p. 1091) and the low end defined by social challenge and personality disorder (Rushton & Irwing, 2009).

The movement does seem somewhat underdeveloped and incoherent intellectually, and that is a limitation it will have to address if it wants to become a stable force in politics, rather than a vehicle for inchoate frustration.

Intellectually compatible?

Intellectually voracious.

Except intellectually".