“I could easily intellectualize the tragedy by arguing that the U.S. had provoked it.”

“I think these questions and the temptation to over intellectualize the installation are an unfortunate distraction.”

“It's one thing to theorize and intellectualize about such things, but very difficult to realize that it actually can happen.”

“However, let it be known that I'm not merely trying to snobbishly intellectualise things.”

“So I think the attempts to try and intellectualise about the game are misjudged.”

“Often I have a gut feeling about something or somebody, but I think a lot of people have a tendency to intellectualise too much.”

“But I am intellectualizing this book, which can only give you the experience of dislocation viscerally, through the flow of its language.”

“No amount of intellectualizing can distract him from the memory of his beloved's legs, face, and eyes.”

“So we are invited to relish the very excesses of a Goering, to excruciate in the intellectualizing of a Speer, and to be appalled by the evidence presented.”