Sentence examples similar to intellectually touched from inspiring English sources

"It was an extraordinarily strong experience that touched me also intellectually," he remembers.

This is a deeply emotive and intellectually engaging game, but it's one of those cult hits I touched on earlier.

But even with these caveats, it is a plaintively touching and intellectually solid piece of work.

MOVING MIDWAY This fascinating, touching, and intellectually tough-minded documentary by the former film critic Godfrey Cheshire is about a beautiful house near Raleigh, North Carolina — his family's ancestral home and a former slave plantation — that has accumulated the glories and shame of Southern history within its walls.

While Vanguard's "Frankenstein" won't evoke memories of a cinematic Boris Karloff on the rampage, it will touch viewers intellectually as well as emotionally.

Words touch us both intellectually and emotionally.

Again he bravely picked up his career, being especially striking in Jacques Rivette's intellectually satisfying and subtly erotic Don't Touch the Axe (2007), in which the graceful interplay between Guillaume and Jeanne Balibar is a joy to behold.

As a memorial to an emotionally generous and intellectually curious parent, Ms. Shlain's film is touching.

Intellectually we find matter easier to visualize, to touch, and describe.

Their letters and notes provide a touching record of a philosophical relationship gradually subverted by feelings which Godwin found hard to accommodate intellectually and Wollstonecraft found hard to trust.

Unlike the flamenco touches in "Ainadamar," these intellectually gratifying references carried with them no dramatic specificity or strong emotional charge.