Sentence examples for a fellow intellectual from inspiring English sources

"Saad has always been incomprehensible to so many people here," I was told by Ambassador Hussein Amin, a fellow intellectual and close friend of Saad Eddin's.

The late Polish pope's letters to the philosopher Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka were revealed by the BBC in February to show an intense, long-term, apparently celibate relationship between one of the most revered modern popes and a fellow intellectual.

As he moved into his 20s and started to have some success with novels such as Pelham and Devereux, Lytton spent a lot of time wondering whether an artist of his calibre should marry a fellow intellectual who would appreciate his work, or a sweet and simple girl who would provide unquestioning support.

A cell boss who is sympathetic to Liao warns him against cultivating the friendship of a fellow-intellectual: "Don't be too bookish. . . .

There could hardly be a more fitting introduction: Lévy has, as his fellow intellectual Pierre Bourdieu once put it, an 'immoderate taste' for television studios, and his ubiquity has become something of a joke.

Not only have the Manchester University students expressed their admiration for the winning Oxford team, led by the formidable Gail Trimble, they have now also rejected calls for a rematch after it became clear that one of her fellow intellectual howitzers was not even a student for much of the competition.

On arriving in his new home Freud asked Stefan Zweig, a fellow Viennese intellectual, what it was like.

He emerges occasionally to commune with a group of fellow intellectuals (including Michael McKean and Conleth Hill), but mostly to disparage women as a species and announce his own retreat from interpersonal relationships with any of their kind.

This has upset some Coptic Christians, for whom Cyril is a revered founding father.Gamal al-Ghitani, a leading novelist who edited the latest version of the Nights, has rallied fellow intellectuals in a defence of the tales in the literary magazine he runs, Akhbar al-Adab.

More than two decades after German reunification, this city that experienced the political repression and terror of both fascist and Communist dictatorships is emerging as a haven for persecuted Chinese artists, fellow intellectuals said.

Where Vaclav Havel and fellow intellectuals used to meet, but more like a railway buffet than a radical powerhouse.