Sentence examples for intellectually true from inspiring English sources

He taught me that writing could be anything as long as it was emotionally and intellectually true.

And by imagining the life of a white woman, something especially amazing for that time, the poem taught me that writing could be anything as long as it was emotionally and intellectually true.

That may be emotionally and intellectually true -- but actions speak louder than misgivings.

His professional career has been devoted to a true and intellectually honest examination of property rights claims, inevitably resulting in calling into question the constant expansion of property rights into the public domain.

Though "The Science of Yoga" lacks the clarity of a book that sets out to define and defend a preconceived position, what it does offer is an intellectually honest exploration that is true to yoga's own winding path.

Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott called this film from David Cronenberg, based on a play by its screenwriter, Christopher Hampton, and drawn from a book by John Kerr, a "subtle and intellectually thrilling true story".

The subject of its analysis — a deceptively dry clinical term that is not out of place in reference to this subtle and intellectually thrilling true story — is the way unruly desires and emotions struggle with efforts to tame and confine them.

Recently Greco (2003, 123, 127 32; see also Greco 2002, 308 11, and Greco 2010) has argued that knowledge is intellectually creditable true belief.

Just be intellectually honest".

Will you be intellectually honest?

I know the word has been overused, but intellectually they were true anarchists — you don't follow one line, no one can format you, you're a unique individual with a unique mind".