Sentence examples for made an intellectual from inspiring English sources

She has never made an intellectual remark in her life.

Discreet as always, Greenspan says only that "I'd made an intellectual choice, not an emotional one".

But it looked like Mr. Maier had made an intellectual decision to break with his elegant aesthetic, and it was good to see a change of pace.

"I think Cindy made an intellectual decision: I could stay here and fight this, or I could go and do more productive things," said Ms. Ross, the friend from back home.

Every scientist who made an intellectual contribution to the work must be included in the author list, and every author should approve the manuscript before it is submitted (although sometimes this doesn't happen).

All authors have made an intellectual contribution to this project.

How can you make an intellectual thriller and put a whore with a heart of gold in it?

In 1999, Larry and Andy Wachowski stated their ambition to make an "intellectual action movie" and they actually pulled it off.

There's nothing that will make an intellectual's buttocks clench more than to talk about love".

This is not an aesthetic cop-out: I can make an intellectual case for minimalism, and I am hardly the only writer who has done so.

"Reason pushes the viewer back, it assaults him, it demands that he agree or disagree; impression can envelop him, invite him in, without making an intellectual demand. . . .