intellectualism

A true definition of intellectualism ought to include social knowledge.

She was of the animal race that owes nothing to intellectualism.

One explanation of this intellectualism is that he was once a philosopher.

And like a great many other phrases of modern intellectualism, it means literally nothing at all.

In the Romantic period, people believed smoking held a close association with intellectualism.

The term, as he used it, referred not only to members of a good family but also implied intellectualism.

Modesty, intellectualism, the mind over the body are Protestant values.

Other residents said their building offered them a special environment of humanistic intellectualism.

It seems almost ingenuous, and there is no hint of intellectualism.

I am not ready to throw over intellectualism for blind faith."

"Whether you're practicing law or medicine, pure intellectualism gets you only so far," he said.

Lord knows we haven't engaged in any arts or intellectualism recently.

It is contrasted with intellectualism, which gives primacy to God's reason.

Overt intellectualism is another flaw the American public does not easily forgive.

For certain people, hedonism is out and intellectualism in.

I'm all for intellectualism, but I think it's crucial that balance be found."

Nor is intellectualism much of a vehicle for navigating the road to riches.

Criticism centered on the cold intellectualism of the film.

The history of Iranian religious intellectualism dates back to 19th century.

I'm aware of intellectualism on a certain level.

Deficient or primitive intellect are not in themselves justification for war against intellectualism.

He had that quality she most admired in people: the expression of intellectualism through his physicality.

One review called it "a volcanic upheaval of intellectualism and social critique."

A researcher, on the other hand, inhabits a world of pure, satisfying intellectualism.

David brought this chilly intellectualism to the role.