Sentence examples for seeming intellectual from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM PITTOCK: I very much enjoyed your article and the insights regarding CT's seeming intellectual depth and rigor in arguing his positions, as well as the observation that "originalist" perspectives are simply another means of interpretation.

However the election turns out, the reaction to the debates made it clear that voters have a visceral dislike for candidates who seem intellectual, let alone try to make the electorate do arithmetic.

Mundane as it may seem, intellectual-property abuses in China, though a persistent problem, are generally of a fairly flagrant variety.

For years he seemed too intellectual, too serious for Britain.

They are more likely to distrust those who seem overly intellectual or narcissistically self-reflective.

For Mr. Cheney's followers, the infatuation seems more intellectual or ideological.

Contemporary American novelists, compared with Powers, can seem like intellectual visitors, fiddling in the foyers of the mind.

They say you need a lot of knowledge to understand it, because they want to make the subject seem more intellectual".

But it seems these intellectual tussles are growing both more frequent and more fraught, according to a recent article in the New York Times.

This is not surprising to me as Curry and Pinchbeck seem sharply intellectual, and interested in the latent power of narrative to create loathing, fear, dread.

From their track record as alleged "patent trolls," it seems that Intellectual Ventures is banking on interest from other companies who will license the patent to create such a system.