Sentence examples for called intellectual from inspiring English sources
His father showed no sign at all of what might be called intellectual curiosity.
Second, a large part of their profits must come from what is called "intellectual property," like patents or copyrights.
Mr. Kermode's critics sometimes faulted him for a deliberately difficult style and what Mr. Lodge called "intellectual dandyism".
Among the methodological changes, there's now a new category of private fixed investment, called "intellectual property products," that covers research and development; entertainment, literary, and artistic originals; and software.
This erroneous assertion parrots the misconception by Mr. Burkhauser and friends that mental impairments are more subjective or indeterminate than mental retardation (MR, now called intellectual disability or ID) or physical disabilities.
The union blames the league for what it called "intellectual laziness" for not independently researching the accuracy of the test, which has been used by the World Anti-Doping Agency since 2004.
His arrest and blacklisting came after the police found the manuscript for an essay called "Intellectuals on the Road to Class Power," which he wrote with Ivan Szelenyi.
What i do not understand is why so called intellectuals on the left dont seem to feel the need to define any terms.
And Bellow was himself a modern, because this Russian-inflected American, of great high seriousness, could not help making fun of ideas, and especially of those who entertain them (commonly called intellectuals).
"Schools want academics and extracurriculars, but they also want what Stanford calls intellectual vitality.
Fundamentally, the stuff we call "intellectual property" is just knowledge - ideas, words, tunes, blueprints, identifiers, secrets, databases.
