Sentence examples for away from intellectual from inspiring English sources

When he reaches the interwar period, Mishra shifts gear, away from intellectual biography towards historical essay.

But at the same time Mr. Zellnik has not shied away from intellectual ambition, and that is more than can be said for many emerging playwrights.

Dynamic, rigorous, and never one to shy away from intellectual controversies, he made history interesting and exciting, and opened fresh territories of historical research.

(Puffy, or Puff Daddy, has been a frequent target of McGruder's ridicule, primarily for his role in steering hip-hop away from intellectual engagement and toward preening self-display).

Perhaps the best way to insult an American with aspirations to cosmopolitanism is to call him and his fellows ignorant rustics, functional only in English and kept safely away from real intellectual rigor and debate by geographical isolation, local peace, and relative material abundance.

American companies are not going to turn away from global intellectual capital.

The network radically reshaped the Republican Party, away from its intellectual roots into more of the party of the everyman that decried academic thought or so-called elite concerns (like the environment) and was best embodied by men like Bill O'Reilly, whose most recent book, "Old School," celebrates what he calls "traditional Americans," and rails against "sensitive snowflakes".

So let us get away from the intellectual glamour of pessimism and constant denigration of the European Union that is doing so much damage to Europe's image.

She's deliberately afflicting mankind with the jitters….She's taking the world away from the intellectuals and giving it back to the apes.

In 1934, newly returned from three years and a bohemian love affair in Paris, Martha Gellhorn was recruited for a job that would take her a world away from the intellectuals of the Left Bank.

Abu El-Haj says, "Virginia pushed me away from Palestine for intellectual reasons.