Sentence examples for Intellectual sphere from inspiring English sources

They make up a hefty slice of the intellectual sphere as well.

We are not pure intellects, sent from a remote intellectual sphere to exploit and colonise the planet.

In the intellectual sphere, the French anthropologist and author Claude LévisStrauss is braving a flood of interviews preceding his centenary this November.

Politically, the picture is just as bleak, according to a bloc of Ryan's former fellow-travelers in the conservative intellectual sphere.

Sophia also has a passion for French scientific culture and hopes to spend her time in Paris exploring this intellectual sphere.

It helped that as neoconservatism relocated from the Upper West Side to the Virginia suburbs, it had mostly abandoned the intellectual sphere for politics and journalism, where Bush felt more comfortable.

Added to which, Pamuk's habits as a flaneur of the Istanbul streets, and his inclination to see the city as a repository of collective memory, both individual and cultural, give Gee's film a kick into the most rarefied of intellectual spheres.

"We will undertake a complex of additional measures in [the intellectual property] sphere in the nearest future with the intention to speed up the work in this sphere". Two e-mails to the site administrator of Allofmp3.com went unanswered.

"Rationalists who question superstition, anyone who questions any aspect of the ugly and dangerous distortion of Hinduism known as Hindutva – whether in the intellectual or artistic sphere, or whether in terms of food habits and lifestyle – are being marginalised, persecuted, or murdered," Sahgal said.

The age they helped to make was an age dominated by the idea of freedom, of individual self-determination, whether in the intellectual and moral sphere or in practical politics the age both of German Idealism and of the American and French revolutions.

While neither artists nor critics exactly choose their predisposition or disposition, and certainly don't choose the historical epoch in which they live, it becomes increasingly difficult to imagine an intellectual or cultural sphere in which the postmodern exceeds the metamodern in either mimetic rigor or emotional and moral amplitude.