Sentence examples for intellectually valid from inspiring English sources
That a man who made his money and his name producing records and rapping brought one of the world's foremost academic institutions to a standstill yesterday is proof that he's achieving the approval he appears to seek, but also that he's breaking the boundaries of who and what we view as intellectually valid.
But, whatever the cause, in becoming hyper aware of the impact of criticism, we've also become intolerant of critiques that are intellectually and artistically valid.
Classical advocates of the practice believe that it is not only historically valid but intellectually enlivening.
Identifying a few genetic variants that are more common in some populations in some parts of some continents than they are in other populations in other parts of other continents does not even come close to any biologically valid or intellectually reasonable demonstration of race.
"We're taking the approach that everyone's perspective is valid," by providing a vibrant, intellectually rich — and safe — destination for young people from the local community.
The criterion needed for valid ratings is that the patients intellectually understand the content of the questions.
"If colleges cannot address current events in an intellectually rigorous manner then what are they good for?" Mary K. Coffey, Dartmouth College's Art History department chair, asks a valid question -- and one that her school's students, faculty and administration plan to answer.
Intellectually compatible?
Intellectually voracious.
