intellectually in a sentence

• The result was not only spectacularly beautiful, but intellectually ambitious.
• I want to be in a place that stimulates me intellectually.
• Star feel intellectually inferior, while writers feel superior but unappreciated.
• Respond intellectually and focus on what's actually being said.
• I also understood intellectually that Elizabeth Short was my mother transmogrified.
• I had been taught that women were intellectually inferior to men,
• This makes them lazy and increasingly allergic to intellectually challenging entertainment.
• You can say your dad is dead and accept it intellectually.
• Although neither received much formal education, both were intellectually inquisitive.
• Yet the overall effect is sensually numbing _ and intellectually alarming.
• It's difficult to see intellectually in a sentence .
• Now, the technology can connect youngsters to intellectually important ideas.
• I think intellectually, ( IMF funding ) is in trouble.
• It was an intellectually _ if not emotionally _ satisfying closer.
• Why should they be, any more than intellectually or physically?
• Opera News is officially, intellectually and emotionally a separate organization,
• Worship services need to be engaging emotionally as well as intellectually.
• I was very open about it, both intellectually and devotionally.
• She has written an intellectually demanding, sophisticated and distinguished book.
• But don't mistake that for not being intellectually acute.
• Friedgen is a man of substance, both intellectually and physically.