Sentence examples for truly intellectual from inspiring English sources

These things, critics argue, are not truly intellectual property but merely translations to allow interoperability.

For his part, Mr. Kirkpatrick believes that Mr. Zuckerberg is a visionary, who started Facebook — at 19! — out of a "truly intellectual motivation about an impactful new form of communication".

Making the most out of living nomadically means truly allowing yourself to remain completely open-minded while forming well-rounded, multicultural and truly intellectual perspectives on the world that we live in.

In a 2010 article on the Daily Beast, a cuckold named Paul notes how cuckolding is "truly intellectual in its enterprise because it replaces sexual touch with humiliation and emotional pain".

"This report is truly an intellectual breakthrough in terms of accident investigations," she said.

Interdisciplinary research works unusually well at Princeton because of our small, intimate campus — truly an intellectual village — and our stellar sister departments all over campus.

And it's exciting, because this is a truly shared intellectual project, and that's something you can't get in any other — " She interrupted herself, acting as her own superego.

It is this special "shock of recognition" that inspires awe and demands response from the beholder when confronted with that deepest insight and most exquisite sensitivity, the hallmarks of truly exceptional intellectual and artistic endeavor.

To dream up a theory that can explain the masses of the fundamental particles of nature is a truly remarkable intellectual achievement.

While it is always a struggle to reveal something about yourself, such a disclosure seems necessary for those who truly value intellectual honesty.

Indeed, it is the U.S. paymasters in Washington D.C. who are truly the intellectual authors of the "false positive" scandal (amongst many other grisly human rights abuses in Colombia and abroad).