Sentence examples for through intellectual from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, they criticised the Copenhagen Consensus as "intellectually corrupt" with "bizarre conclusions" reached through "intellectual illiteracy".
His characters are for the most part antiquarians who, through intellectual curiosity, stumble into the unknown.
Other justices have gained influence through intellectual combat and commitment to a judicial philosophy.
It was a subtle exploration of the impossibility of understanding art and artists through intellectual means.
He got to the emotional core of the music not through intellectual forethought but, rather, through pure intuition.
Edinburgh never fails to trumpet its proud history of contribution to the world through intellectual titans such as David Hume.
This is a friendship of surprisingly lonely people drawn to each other through intellectual, artistic and patriotic interests.
"Civilization progresses through intellectual ideas, through learning and literacy and anything that George II doesn't have," he said.
Our criteria had been music of unarguable integrity; emotion informed and achieved through intellectual rigour and curiosity.
Here are the concentrations of corporate power in most commodities and processing, agribusiness's buying of political influence, the privatization of profit through intellectual-property law, and the inability of the market economy to account for the true cost of farming.
He does this through his intellectual and artistic gifts, and through his passionate sincerity.
