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• They look intellectual. (9)
• Intellectual limitations? (16)
• Intellectual candor does not mark American criticism. (16)
• I feel the same keen delight in intellectual dexterity. (10)
• But his intellectual high spirits were almost invincible. (2)
• I questioned if anything intellectual could be had for it. (9)
• Washer, who was thin and pale, wore an intellectual smile. (8)
• And besides, valour is not an intellectual quality, they said. (10)
• She keeps The Topic over intellectual deeps In buoyancy afloat. (10)
• It requires no despicable amount of intellectual acumen as well. (16)
• But he lifts us to rather a higher level of intellectual friendship. (10)
• The intellectual endowment was rarer: still rarer the moral audacity. (10)
• They had not the means, intellectual or moral, of feeling as she fancied. (9)
• The material loveliness eclipses intellectual qualities in such reflections. (10)
• It sometimes puts a great strain upon the intellectual honesty of the editor. (16)
• Cite periods when intense political and intellectual upheaval reacted on music. (3)
• A fireplace has a sentimental and intellectual warmth that no radiator can supply. (17)
• No such importation of novelties could enrich their intellectual stores at present. (4)
• Granted that the press has many more such intellectual peccadilloes on its conscience. (16)
• The two personalities outlined above merely set a vague intellectual boundary to this world. (16)
• To become stage carpenter, is to attain to the highest rank within the reach of intellectual man. (10)
• To become stage carpenter, is to attain to the highest rank within the reach of intellectual man. (22)
• His technic is enormous; while not intensely magnetic, his intellectual grasp of music is remarkable. (3)
• Nor, likewise, is there any standard intellectual food: both critics, however they disagree, may be right. (16)
• An intellectual adversary they could have combated; this huge brogue-burring engine quite overwhelmed them. (10)
• I did not sympathize with this then so much as I do now, but I could appreciate it on the intellectual side. (9)
• The intellectual part of his nature was already effaced; he had power only to feel, and feeling was torment. (1)
• On this intellectual eminence the wise youth had built his castle, and he had lived in it from an early period. (10)
• In this way the endowment would rest ultimately on the chief apexes of moral and intellectual worth in the city. (16)
• March pretended to prefer a table full of Germans, who were unmistakably bourgeois, and yet of intellectual effect. (9)
• It seemed to me the make of a high intellectual banquet, and I should be glad if I could enjoy anything as much now. (9)
• The thought may have been suggested by some of the toys of superstition which intellectual people like to play with. (9)
• At Boston chiefly, if not at Boston alone, was there a vigorous intellectual life among such authors as I have named. (9)
• Proud, chaste, she was nobly spirited; having an intellectual refuge from the besiegings of the blood; a rockfortress. (10)
• He began to understand how his father, who was a man of intellectual and artistic interests, should be fond of the work. (9)
• He was far from realising this; his intellectual and observant parts were hypnotised and fascinated even by her failings. (8)
• There can be no question of his intellectual superiority over the races who crowd him on the east, the south, and the west. (20)
• The preliminary test of strength was already offered in Kansas, and the moral and intellectual debate was apparent in Washington. (14)
• It was in reality the awakening of man from the spiritual and intellectual slumber which had bound him for nearly a thousand years. (3)
• It was, no doubt, a blaze of intellectual fireworks to the bumpkin squire, who came to London to go to the theatre and learn manners. (10)
• I said that I did not think this too much for twelve hours, if the intellectual character of the entertainment was correspondingly high. (9)
• Intellectual contempt of easy dupes Invite indecision to exhaust their scruples Is not one month of brightness as much as we can ask for? (10)
• They tried to analyze her charm, and they succeeded in formulating it as a combination of intellectual fashionableness and worldly innocence. (9)
• In consequence of his intellectual and social gifts, he was a new type of musician, who did much to improve the social status of the composer. (3)
• But otherwise he was still young, intellectually; that is, there was no failure of interest in intellectual things, especially literary things. (9)
• Dryfoos complained to his wife on the basis of mere affectional habit, which in married life often survives the sense of intellectual equality. (9)
• Unaccountably this night, the fair fleshly presence over-weighted her intellectual distinction, to an observer bent on vindicating her innocence. (10)
• Nevertheless, an intellectual demon-imp very lively in his head urged him to speculate on such a contest between them, and weigh the engaging forces. (10)
• In profile they showed little of their intellectual quality, but what some might have thought a playful luminousness, and some a quick pulse of feeling. (10)
• Most of doubtful causes in contest are open to Comic interpretation, and any intellectual pleading of a doubtful cause contains germs of an Idea of Comedy. (10)
• Neither had he forgotten Miss Mollie Greydon who was at the dinner party of the Financier General; Barclugh recalled her beauty and intellectual qualities. (18)
• I was therefore received in Lalugnan with hospitality and given every encouragement in prosecuting my researches into the history and intellectual life of the people. (7)
• Still another element to be considered was the stir in intellectual, social, political and commercial life which was evident everywhere, the product of the Renaissance. (3)
• In the French critics of both types—the men like Brunetière, the men like Anatole France—there is this common, this invaluable characteristic,—I mean intellectual candor. (16)
• Jackson Hart, certainly, would never have considered relinquishing his ambition to thrust himself forward, to have a career in this world, out of any intellectual convictions. (13)
• May I add, parenthetically, that some papers and many acutely intellectual gentlemen find it far more convenient and comfortable to generalize virtuously than to particularize virtuously? (16)
• This exquisite compensation maintains the balance: whereas that period anticipated by the Pilgrim, when science shall have produced an intellectual aristocracy, is indeed horrible to contemplate. (10)

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