Sentence examples for Intellectual range from inspiring English sources

Intellectual range and conceptual innovation characterize the history of influential books that have emerged from Yale English.

In a book of impressive intellectual range, the omission is nothing short of intellectually dishonest.

Robinson's ten subjects display his impressive intellectual range.

Cruz doesn't have the thespian skills of Stewart or the intellectual range of Paul.

People didn't recognise the emotional and intellectual range in his work".

If Koestler had a wider intellectual range than they, however, he had a narrower artistic one.

It compares recent political events with other crises in the history of modern politics--political and intellectual, ranging from seventeenth-century England to Weimar Germany--to argue that the risks of the present crisis have been exaggerated, manipulated, and misunderstood.

These were led by intellectuals ranging from the poet Shuntaro Tanikawa and the architect Arata Isozaki to the journalist and referendum campaigner Hajime Imai.

Dalton garnered the admiration of many distinguished writers and intellectuals, ranging from Julio Cortázar to Régis Debray, from Mario Benedetti to Elena Poniatowska.

This can be seen most clearly with those British intellectuals - ranging across the political spectrum from the late Christopher Hitchens to the still extant Niall Ferguson - who, having paddled up the Potomac in their pith helmets, then went crazily native.

The most prominent of Israel's liberal supporters was Eleanor Roosevelt, but a host of intellectuals, ranging from Nation magazine editor Freda Kirchwey to playwright Ben Hecht, were also firmly in the Israeli camp by 1948.