intellectualize การใช้

• "I sort of intellectualize wine, " another said.
• I buy purely from the gut : I never intellectualize.
• I don't over-intellectualize it ."
• Leave it to the BBC and PBS to intellectualize things.
• You're forced to intellectualize your craft and yourself.
• He did not intellectualize the music, he just let it pour out.
• Average folk intuit this reality even if they can't intellectualize it.
• But I don't want to over-intellectualize the name thing.
• He's not able to intellectualize it.
• I tried not to intellectualize too much,
• You can intellectualize out the authentic experience.
• You can't intellectualize about writing.
• "You don't have a lot of room to intellectualize about your role.
• Because no matter how much we intellectualize, we all want cool things on the page.
• You can attempt to intellectualize it and justify it, but it remains a valid complaint.
• Balanchine did not want his dancers to intellectualize a role or emote in it, Luders said.
• Bono offers explanations like this ingenuously, without any attempt to intellectualize or couch his comments in bureaucratese.
• At least that's one way to intellectualize our guilty pleasure in " My Way ."
• "My fans don't intellectualize my music like the critics do, " said Twain.
• "We are not going to intellectualize ` Fantasy Island .'No, no we are not.