Sentence examples for claimed intellectual from inspiring English sources

During the 1960's, when the most hard-edged atonal composers claimed intellectual primacy in American music, tonal composers were condescended to.

As part of the settlement reached on Wednesday, CBS will retain the right to use its film of the speech and to license it to others, although the network agreed to provide information on how outside parties could contact the estate "regarding the estate's claimed intellectual property rights," according to a news release issued by both sides.

Unfortunately for atheists however, much of their position is based on the negation of other people's belief, which tends to let them drift into the realm of claimed intellectual superiority and ridicule of believers fairly easily.

The multinational had claimed intellectual-property rights on a nutmeg-based mouthwash and an herbal toothpaste.

10.21pm BST Connecticut has something of a habit for claiming intellectual property rights – sometimes spuriously.

Private companies and universities are busy patenting plant genes and claiming intellectual property rights to biotechnology advances.

The most egregious reason is the state's unique and grudging approach in cases where the defendant claims intellectual disability.

His music does not claim intellectual depth but conveys the joys, loves, and sorrows of the human heart with striking and poignant sincerity.

Henry E. Smith, Differential Formalism in Claiming Intellectual Property: A Response to Fromer (The Legal Workshop, U. Chi. L. Rev., Feb. 22, 2010).

It's not fashionable to claim intellectual superiority these days, nor to care this much – and, in comedy, you must never do either without irony.

She claims intellectual snootiness is ugly, which it is, but unfortunately she says it in such a stupid way it's impossible for anyone smarter than a steak-and-ale pie not to look down on her.