Sentence examples for an aristocracy of knowledge from inspiring English sources

"It's about the knowledge of the father and mother — the heritage that creates an aristocracy of knowledge," she said.

Cinema has an aristocracy of its own.

In place of an aristocracy of inherited wealth, Murray suggests, we now have an aristocracy of inherited intelligence.

Mr. Forster, a lover of democracy, discerns in the world of a sort of aristocracy - an aristocracy of the sensitive, the considerate, and the plucky.

A different hierarchy in dining, ordered by creativity and excellence in cuisine, was slowly taking shape under the guidance of a new aristocracy: an aristocracy of taste.

She rejected an "aristocracy of the founders" in favor of bottom-up ideas and contributions.

"I believe in an aristocracy of the sensitive, the considerate and the plucky," wrote EM Forster.

A democracy of readers rose up against an aristocracy of critics.

He put these together to produce a theory of human inequality: the more open society becomes, the more an aristocracy of talent will replace an aristocracy of birth.Galton's argument contained a good deal of nonsense.

And France is a much more hierarchical society than the United States; even though there's no longer an official aristocracy, there is an aristocracy of merit (there is, for instance, a Pantheon in the heart of Paris).

At his inaugural, he promised to create an "aristocracy of ability".