Brown (1999) indicates that creating new frameworks for the evolving world will require challenging the assumptions that support our traditional intellectual constructs.

The "object" is an intellectual construct deduced from the qualities.

But, he says, he came to see that intellectual constructs can't encompass what happened in Iran.

And she thinks a lot of the intellectual constructs that have been proffered to explain his work are, well, hooey.

It's because of the gap between the intellectual constructs and the realities of the respirator, the IV tube and the oxygen hose.

I think a lot of abstraction comes from intellectual constructs or visual ones.

While his body of work owes some of its intellectual constructs to the time and the environment, it sounds utterly different from anything anybody else was doing then.

I assume it's full of wage slaves propping up an intellectual construct doomed to failure.

The nameless are real, but only as intellectual constructs.

It may well be that, as they contend, a sense of the larger intellectual construct of the law will aid students in shaping arguments when they become practitioners.