Sentence examples for show intellectual from inspiring English sources
Not all of the virtual twins in Dr. Segal's study show intellectual or social disparities.
Even when children from poor families show intellectual promise, there is nothing in the values of their friends or families to encourage them to make use of it.
For that the IMF must show intellectual leadership in debates about the global economy; it will need the right tools to tackle the problems it identifies; and it will have to acquire the legitimacy to ensure that its diagnoses and recommendations are taken seriously.
Those who show intellectual curiosity and use their intelligence to learn about the world around them are condemned as part of an "elite".
In females ∼70% of women with >200 CGG repeats show intellectual disability (de Vries et al., 1996).
DS individuals show intellectual impairment and several other abnormalities for the majority of which the pathogenetic mechanisms remain unknown.
Levy is a Paris talk-show intellectual and husband of the actress Arielle Dombasle.
But his songs have shown intellectual and social range.
Isla showed intellectual promise early and entered the Jesuit order as a novice in 1719, studying at the University of Salamanca.
"I don't know if I'd call the shows intellectual," he said, "but they were very intelligently written and didn't talk down to the viewers.
And in backing an irresponsible student demand for a referendum on educational policy, a subject irreducible to a single question, it has shown intellectual cowardice.
