Sentence examples for a strong intellectual from inspiring English sources

Millham felt a strong intellectual affinity with policymakers.

And unlike previous radical chancellors, Osborne does not have a strong intellectual tide running in his favour.

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said: "Meles Zenawi was an economic transformer, he was a strong intellectual leader for the continent".

This too would seem to reflect the absence of a strong intellectual tradition of laissez-faire liberalism in German intellectual life.

What they sought, said Mr. Smith, were movies with a strong intellectual and metaphoric dimension -- that could twist your brain as they tore your gut.

But what's different is that now, for the first time in a generation, the opponents of the orthodox right-wing view of the universal desirability of tax cuts have a strong intellectual tailwind.

"There's a stronger intellectual tradition in Taiwan in general, and in journalism specifically," said Yang Chao, the editor in chief of The Reporter, a respected weekly political magazine.

Whether it's celebrating Arlington County for its own culture rather than "a suburb of Washington" or bringing a stronger intellectual backbone to industrial towns like Hsinchu City in Taiwan, the criteria for city smarts comes down to five intelligent community indicators: innovation, digital inclusion, marketing, and advocacy.

He has a gift — a very strong intellectual comprehension of these security and terrorism issues".

There is a very strong intellectual case for a land tax, but the case for a tax on the fruits of capital and income, unless spent, is really weak -- if you think from Bruce's first principles.

He said the people in Columbia's department "share a very strong intellectual base" and added, "It is a matter of helping the group to recognize what is shared".