There is hardly anywhere left in the UK that teaches humanities by means of weekly one-to-one tutorials, and many struggle to encourage intellectually substantial breadth along with depth of study.
Sure, YouTube can be useful for watching grizzly bears roll down hills, but for those of us who are looking for something a bit more intellectually substantial, it can take more time to hunt down short-form videos than it does to actually watch them.
Until you reckon your relationship with her on an intellectually substantial plane as well as the one of pure delight.
Liberals, in contrast, were less calculating and perhaps more intellectually honest, ceding substantial ground to their adversaries.
The direction on the syllabus content published by the department last year, and which exam boards must follow, specified: "Students should study a range of high-quality, intellectually challenging, and substantial whole texts in detail.
However, under changes to be introduced next year, GCSE English Literature will focus on writers from the British Isles – "high quality, intellectually challenging, and substantial" works, including a 19th-century novel, a selection of poetry, a play by Shakespeare and post-1914 fictior or drama "from the British Isles".
The SARE program provides internships to disadvantaged youth and provides a rich, intellectually challenging environment with substantial tutoring to help fortify and remediate academic skills.
(Aquinas has a similar view concerning the first principles of a demonstration of the highest sort. With acquaintance with the real definition of a substantial nature, one can simply see, intellectually, what its immediate powers are).
But the Blairites have never accepted the idea that ending isolation will involve much closer political integration with the European Union, or a substantial move towards the European social model.Intellectually, New Labour has justified this position in a couple of ways.
I wish I had something more substantial than just being alive, but I can also -- intellectually -- admit that that's not a little thing.
This means that there are substantial political rewards awaiting the politician who becomes the voice of an intellectually vigorous conservatism.
