intellectual

The lifestyle Martin advocated for — renouncing the world and all its political and intellectual concerns — can seem outlandish and even irresponsible at a time when so much feels so urgent.

But they are probably more intellectually honest—more willing to call their own team for BS—than most political commentators.

Or, if your show is about ideas, then I think it has to be intellectually stimulating first.

But Alexander is far more intellectually sophisticated, and frankly more reverent.

The second was Marach Agha, 22; according to the Army, Agha may have been deaf or intellectually disabled.

When we did the studio visit I was just really blown away by her personally, intellectually and the work itself.

Impersonation may be more easily achieved intellectually, requiring only keen observation and the power of imitation.

Something within him wanted to go, something that was perhaps intellectually curious.

Mr. Nugent was a small man, that is physically, but intellectually was well endowed.

Intellectually and artistically, Tchaikovsky profited little by this journey.

Intellectually she is quite sound, but has a treacherous memory, and is very nervous.