Intellectually in a sentence

Accidents cause unusual physical discomfort and post-traumatic stress, which can be intellectually and emotionally challenging.

According to the teacher’s ratings, the intellectually humbler students took on learning with more gusto.

Ambika Dutt Sharma for example, asks the question, why despite extolling pluralism, did the Indian tradition not deeply intellectually engage with other traditions (given the sophistication of Indian traditions, this engagement is thin).

But knowing something intellectually and feeling it on a visceral level are worlds away.

His greatest insight, Agnes believes, was that people are intellectually lonely—they live under an illusion of self-sufficiency.

Intellectually, I always appreciate a good reference to the scorpion and the frog fable, I don’t like it in the wrestling ring.

Not everybody can engage intellectually with the scientific method.

Simplistic caricatures of the weak Jew of exile, often referred to as the “,” are intellectually bankrupt and historically disrespectful.

The Board found time to discuss a solution to get AIG (Academically or Intellectually Gifted) programs on the same accord through all four middle schools and they have suggested getting parent engagement before proceeding to vote.

The first 20 minutes are packed with his most politically-pointed barbs, choosing a voice to impersonate liberals that sounds not unlike fellow anti-vaxxer Jim Breuer, or even Carlos Mencia’s old shtick for mocking the intellectually disabled.

Therefore, the United States should be putting its rivals to shame and producing a generation of intellectually astute students.

They are actually most energetic, intellectually productive and creative in the late evening.

They are intellectually committed to the idea that the world is divided between the oppressed and the oppressors.

This was that radical unfamiliarity distinctive of the ethnographic experience, in that it was as intrusive as it was intellectually invigorating.

While many people would not claim that Kissinger was the best of people, intellectually speaking, he was certainly a towering figure, who could foresee trends long before others had, the former president went on.

You can’t say people should not learn; the people need to grow intellectually,’’ he said when he received Executive members of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria at the State House, Abuja.

A new moon in Gemini on June 6 offers intellectually based projects and mentally stimulating relationships.

An intellectually disabled man stares in confusion at a bloody body.

As a politically and intellectually astute leader, she chooses peace over war.

At an early age, the twins were placed in an institution for the intellectually disabled in Reading, according to a 2005 article in New York magazine.