Sentence examples for intellectually vigorous from inspiring English sources
As one of the most intellectually vigorous social scientists of his day, Malinowski had a stimulating and wide influence.
Providing stability in the new economy demands leadership that is intellectually vigorous and, at the same time, administratively savvy.
This means that there are substantial political rewards awaiting the politician who becomes the voice of an intellectually vigorous conservatism.
It blended Buddhism and the intellectually vigorous Hellenism brought by Alexander and lasted for more than a thousand years.
When John Paul II was physically as well as intellectually vigorous the church benefited from that image.
Even if it occasionally lapses into self-conscious theatricality, it is intellectually vigorous, visually exciting and boasts a glowing performance from Anne-Marie Duff.
Here in Manchester, in the midst of the Scribble festival, I caught a glimpse of a vivid, more vigorous, and intellectually richer, society renewed by a democratised literary culture, plugged into the world wide web.
The virile man wasn't just sexually "assertive," "powerfully built," and "procreative," but also intellectually and emotionally "levelheaded, vigorous yet deliberate, courageous yet restrained": The virile is not simply what is manly; it is more: an ideal of power and virtue, self-assurance and maturity, certitude and domination.... courage and "greatness" accompanied by strength and vigor.
The greatest rewards should be reserved for the laterally bold, conceptually vigorous and intellectually broad.
I hope you can see, dear Neil, that it isn't just that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy, but also that there is more active, vigorous, interesting, and intellectually respectable philosophy to be explored than you and some of your colleagues have been able to dream of so far.
Earlier in life she'd been a vigorous and spirited woman who busied herself physically and intellectually.
