Forms of labour in which the work is by the brain rather than by the hand.
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Examples for "intellectual labour"
Examples for "intellectual labour"
1To the woman with general intelligence is assigned the lowest drudgery of intellectual labour.
2So that intellectual labour is not, necessarily, unfavourable to longevity.
3But in intellectual labour there is another charm-webecome more intimate with our own nature.
4We cannot obtain Intuition without intellectual labour, for it must have an intellectual or scientific basis.
5He possessed in an extraordinary degree the power of continuous intellectual labour, nor did he spare himself.
1But with kind of knowledge work, it's trickier.
2Highly skilled, highly educated workers do increasingly well in an increasingly specialized economy driven by knowledge work.
3In an era of so-called " knowledge work", it should not be necessary for some people to go anywhere near an office.
4Was this instinct and knowledge working through the disordered fancies of fever?
5His instincts and knowledge worked automatically, and his brain worked slowly and in words.
6Besides, knowledge works down easier than it does up.
7This feeling without proper knowledge worked their undoing.
8That was knowledge working in reverse.
9Whoever works without knowledge works uselessly.
10But knowledge works differently.
Translations for knowledge work