intellectual nourishment

But the improver is into intellectual nourishment on a lavish scale.

They are not intended to give intellectual nourishment to the underprivileged of Stamford.

There are few analogues to great business schools or to military academies for providing intellectual nourishment in education management.

His parents, both physicians, offered abundant intellectual nourishment.

What they needed was continuing intellectual nourishment.

The food curator, Daphne Derven, calls it "intellectual nourishment."

Although he came to love the vast reaches of Mongolia, he also missed intellectual nourishment in a political climate that denigrated learning.

But it is foolish to look for great intellectual nourishment from a parasite, just as it would be to expect the delicacies of romantic love in the company of a hired prostitute.

They were characteristically very much part of the Scottish Enlightenment contributing to and deriving intellectual nourishment from an impressive range of scholarly activities of the time - literary, philosophical, historical and scientific.

So while "On the Third Day" provides enough in the way of intellectual nourishment, it remains a clockwork world full of tick-tock characters who make the reader wonder why their creator has wound them up.

If the Prince of Wales School tried to disabuse me of my ambition to be the welterweight champion of the world, then the intellectual nourishment it might furnish as compensation would not be sufficient incentive for me to remain.

Nothing is more calculated to make audiences assume a respectful expression than the suggestion that they are about to have some ideas dished out to them, and in a theater world that generally offers little in the way of intellectual nourishment, it is easy enough to see why.