Sentence examples for strictly intellectual from inspiring English sources

Whatever its origins, metaphysics is strictly intellectual in its development.

Mr Franco, a professor of government at Bowdoin College in Maine, paints a strictly intellectual portrait.

It is safe to say that, on a strictly intellectual level, Donald Trump understands little of this.

If you see the world on a strictly intellectual level, then a child in Pakistan or Zambia is just as valuable as your own child.

But this ideal equilibrium between the education of the body and that of the mind was interrupted before long as a result on the one hand of the development of professional sports and the exigencies of its specialization and on the other by the development of the strictly intellectual disciplines, which had made great progress since the time of the first philosophers of the 5th century bce.

Insofar as feminist philosophy of religion studies the strictly intellectual interpretations of any religious tradition, it will encounter beliefs, symbols, and ideas that are embedded in specific socio-cultural power relations.

It's undoubtedly distinctive – and it sounds more distinctive with each passing year – but it's strictly an intellectual triumph and, after a pair of albums that were musically and intellectually sound, it's a bit of a letdown, no matter how successful it was".

The filing was meant to pressure China to enforce more strictly its intellectual property rights laws against the pirating of American movies and to give American companies greater access to the Chinese market.

The History Channel regularly runs its "Great American History Quiz" program (although it's strictly for intellectual, rather than financial, enrichment), and one channel, the Game Show Network, devotes itself 24 hours a day to original quiz shows, as well as rebroadcasts of old favorites (in case you got the answers wrong the first time around).

The truth is, I have no idea if Diego and Sara had adopted the theories in Kipnis's polemic and begun breaking the bonds of monogamy, or if his inquiry were strictly an intellectual exercise.

The performance was, strictly speaking, anti-intellectual and, in a simpler word, rude.