Sentence examples for common intellectual from inspiring English sources

This year, my book, A School for My Village, was selected for the University of Florida's Common Reading Program, which is designed to provide all new first-year students with a common intellectual experience.

But they occupied a common intellectual milieu.

Indeed it is a common intellectual conceit to see all professions as, at heart, welfare.

Teachers have the freedom to design their own curriculum and everyone has a common intellectual mission.

What is the common intellectual thread among these people, or the formative family experience?

But they do face common intellectual dilemmas, and they can interact constructively as well as destructively.

However, there do clearly seem to have been some differences in temperament and approach between Arcesilaus and Pyrrho; and this may be a case (of a kind common in intellectual history) where broad common ground led to especially intense rivalry over differences that, from an outsider's perspective, might have seemed insignificant.

Such discussions are common among intellectuals as well as government officials these days.

They have the problems common to intellectuals who go mainstream, of looking less rigorous, more easy-listening, although they still seem pretty smart to me.

Hu Xingdou of the Beijing Institute of Technology says it has become common among intellectuals to wonder whether 70 years is about the maximum a single party can remain in power, based on the records set by the Soviet Communist Party and Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party.

These all too common anti-intellectual attitudes are deeply insulting to those of us who teach and to our public university students.