Sentence examples for quite intellectual from inspiring English sources

"His appeal is quite intellectual.

He looks quite intellectual".

They were extremely alive, the first films of these men, like early, primitive American cinema, and at the same time they were quite intellectual.

While Monroe garnered fame playing characters who matched the ditzy blonde stereotype, the actress was actually quite intellectual.

Hang out around bookstores, as goths are, in general, quite intellectual individuals, and oftentimes are great fans of literature.

He was leading them into areas, some of which were quite kind of obscure or avant garde, rather intellectual.

He was quite an intellectual".

But perhaps it's not quite the intellectual hothouse the creators intended.

What was rather touching, but also flawed, in our approach is that we are quite an intellectual party.

"I make my living by reviewing stats and other metrics," he wrote, "so I'm all for this approach, but even I don't want to make the game quite as intellectual as Manning seems to want to".

Not quite as intellectual as Einstein tap dancing is the material Rob Kaplan wrote about himself on the flap for "A Passion for Books" (Times Books), a collection of essays and stories and etc. about books that he edited with Harold Rabinowitz.