intellectually

Intellectually, you know that you're in a great American city.

He knew better than that, of course, but only intellectually.

"Right now what we're trying to do is work it through intellectually."

Education is free, through professional school, for the intellectually able.

And you see, the thing is, we only want to agree about this intellectually on one level.

Now we've got them down to where we can intellectually move our country to a flat tax idea.

I mean, it's one thing to know something is true intellectually, up in the front of your brain.

"It goes against everything I stand for intellectually," he said.

Intellectually you are superior to everybody else who's around me.

Even though one may be intellectually certain of the verdict?

My father then married an intellectually limited woman and was very happy.

Teachers are vital to students' growth intellectually and development in school.

Intellectually expecting something, though, was different from having it happen.

Bob felt himself really coming together these days, both intellectually and emotionally.

Thus the public mind was always intellectually and culturally behind the times.

I can appreciate what you're saying, at least intellectually, she said.

For services to the education and training of intellectually handicapped children.

I was intellectually very high grade but it did not get me far.

He remained intellectually active until the very end of his life.

He'd tried to deal with his anger intellectually, reason it out.

By their words they show what is in them, both intellectually and morally.

Oh, she had known it intellectually from studying the history of her race.

While it is intellectually interesting to see how this works, it's not something I would like to find out.

She is considered by those who know her well to be one of the most intellectually curious people they have met.

If you're determined to approach it intellectually, however, here's the story.