Sentence examples for largely intellectual from inspiring English sources
Even so, the gratifications of "Mad Max: Fury Road" are largely intellectual, not visceral or sensual.
It is fair to say that the democracy movement of the 1980s was largely intellectual.
Before his detention, his engagement with the movement for an independent Tibet had been largely intellectual.
The strength of our country is built largely on intellectual capital.
Conservatism remained largely an intellectual movement during its first several decades, from the late nineteen-forties to the late nineteen-seventies — a loose affiliation of scholars and writers who had little more in common than a hatred of liberalism and Communism, which they increasingly saw as indistinguishable.
The field of philosophy of religion in the 1950s and 1960s was largely an intellectual battlefield where the debates centered on whether religious beliefs were meaningful or conceptually absurd.
And the story scientists tell is largely an intellectual one.
Disney, at least with its recent multibillion-dollar purchases, has largely bought intellectual property -- not media platforms.
It was largely an intellectual exercise: a black and white dotted line in the corner of my mother's backyard in suburban Sydney.
Potter was previously a Washington, D.C.-based consultant and attorney focused largely on intellectual property and technology-oriented public policy issues.
Understanding my femme-ness is largely an intellectual project, an exploration of femme identities and femininity beyond stunted narratives of female sexuality catering to the pleasure of Western, white, heterosexual men.
