Many intellectuals in the former U.S.S.R. were imprisoned or persecuted for expressing viewpoints critical of the government.
He is more interested in a woman's body than in her intellect.
Studies have shown that the intellectual development of children can be damaged by poor
nutrition.
Working as a janitor pays well, but I certainly don't find it very intellectually challenging.
He gave a speech to an audience of artists and leading intellectuals in Polish society.
Ralph enjoys intellectual hobbies such as playing chess, and solving difficult
puzzles.
Sharon displayed her awesome intellect during the debate with her classmates.
The young boy has a keen intellect and excels in a variety of subjects.
Einstein once said that intellectuals solve problems, whereas geniuses prevent them.
The theories of Albert
Einstein launched an intellectual search for a single coherent law that governs the universe.
Florence was the financial, intellectual, and artistic center of Renaissance Italy in the fifteenth century.
H. Douglas Brown has written that a total physical, intellectual, and emotional response are necessary to successfully send and receive messages in a second language.
In science, a model is an intellectual conception of how our world works.
David Fasold once observed that intellectual brilliance is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
Josiah Holland once remarked that the heart is wiser than the intellect.
In the thirteenth century, the church was seen as the supreme authority, not only in regards to faith and morals, but also in intellectual and political affairs.