Intellectually we know prejudice is wrong.

And she said, And then intellectually,

But it's one thing to know intellectually and quite another to feel it emotionally.

There are those individuals who are profoundly intellectually disabled but there are those that are gifted.

It is not enough to intellectually agree with His claims, nor to have an emotional experience.

The disturbing results of the recent Japanese elections should inspire us intellectually and culturally should inspire us intellectually and culturally should inspire us intellectually and culturally to fight tooth and nail in a non violent manner to fight tooth and nail in a non violent manner against nationalists who are to politics what nuclear is to health.

These people looked very fit, intellectually and, who knows, maybe physically as well, but they weren't reproducing.

Their achievements, intellectually and scientifically, are extraordinary, and they are so relevant for these times that we are in when we are riding out storms.

But what we know and what we have to remind ourselves because you can know something intellectually and then not use it, not apply it.

And technology pushed composers to tremendous extremes, using computers and synthesizers to create works of intellectually impenetrable complexity beyond the means of performers and audiences.

But, besides being intellectually and scientifically interesting, it's also very different than the other things I do, because you get to hike around in the badlands.

So it's wonderful to think intellectually about how the life of the world is, especially those who are very smart can play this game in our head.

And the way I like to interpret that is probably the greatest story commandment, which is Make me care please, emotionally, intellectually, aesthetically, just make me care.

It's also a very intellectually stimulating place, and occupying my mind with complex problems has been my best and most powerful and most reliable defense against my mental illness.

And so, as Muslims were intellectually regressing, Europeans began their renaissance, developing improved ways of meeting their needs, including the manufacture of weapons that eventually allowed them to dominate the world.

I essentially drag sledges for a living, so it doesn't take an awful lot to flummox me intellectually, but I'm going to read this question from an interview earlier this year

I try to figure out intellectually, philosophically, psychologically, what the experience of beauty is, what sensibly can be said about it and how people go off the rails in trying to understand it.

Sometimes, the most intellectually trustworthy people are the ones who pick one area, and they are totally dogmatic in that, so pig headedly unreasonable, that you think, How can they possibly believe that?

Intellectually, we know we're just looking at a series of still images, but when we see them change fast enough, they produce the optical illusion of appearing as a single, persistent image that's gradually changing form and position.