Sentence examples for more intellectual effort from inspiring English sources

Considerably more intellectual effort is now devoted to devising new sanctions against North Korea than to scoping out a more balanced diplomacy which could actually achieve American strategic objectives -- without risking a war on the Korean peninsula leading to a potential military confrontation between the United States and China.

This intellectual effort – which was first undertaken more than a century ago by the thinkers cited here – would necessarily take us beyond liberalism and its faith in the curative power of economic growth.

Reusing the substantial intellectual effort so expended for programming a second system has proved much more challenging.

Seemingly more plausible is the idea that serious fiction is not enjoyable because it is difficult, requiring intellectual effort to untangle complexities of plot and syntax, to appreciate obscure allusions, or understand deep philosophical themes.

Consistent intellectual effort needs leadership.

"Wendy's approach was far more intellectual.

I feel it's more intellectual".

"They're the more intellectual school".

Her parents were more intellectual than artistic.

I found Ashkenazi Jews more intellectual.

Aristotle and Plato believed that the higher orders of pleasure entailed an expenditure of intellectual effort.