Sentence examples for lacks intellectual from inspiring English sources

Worst of all, advertising lacks intellectual rigour and influence.

That argument, Mr. Lukianoff said, "lacks intellectual honesty".

"The humanitarian system is the same one that has been in place since the second world war, it lacks intellectual flexibility and is totally broken.

I once had a class of MBA students descend into near hysterics and complain bitterly when I insisted they use logarithms.If a curriculum lacks intellectual rigour, students never realise how little they really know.

"The UK lags well behind other countries; some of our statistics are barely fit for purpose; the ONS lacks intellectual curiosity; and we have a watchdog asleep at the wheel".

Anthony Seldon, master of Wellington college and Tony Blair's biographer, says too many students cannot think independently about their subjects, lack personal skills, and are "little more than well-drilled automatons" after an education that lacks intellectual depth and rigour.

Some grumbled privately that he lacked intellectual heft.

Roadshow regulars might lack intellectual rigour, but that does not stop them from being entertaining.

With no equivalent to Tony Blair's "Third Way", Mr Cameron's team is often said to lack intellectual backbone.

"If one is to agree that Lawrence lacked intellectual training," Leavis replied, "one would like to be shown someone who didn't".

"The ONS has fallen a long way short, lacking intellectual curiosity, prone to silly mistakes and unresponsive to the needs of consumers of its statistics".